She’s actually not a slut October 16, 2015 By Doug Hardman “She’s a slut;” “she was asking for it;” “she was practically begging for it with that short skirt.” We blame women…
Benefits of freshman involvement October 8, 2015 By Kayla Brown It feels like just the other day was the first day of classes, and now we are officially in week six…
White-washed feminism October 8, 2015 By Douglas Hardman Feminism: I think we pretty much get the idea by now. However, there seems to be a bias in the media…
The truth about suicide September 10, 2015 By Douglas Hardman Sometimes you won’t even know. Sometimes you’ll see a smile and think nothing is wrong. Suicide is one of the largest…
Passive-aggressive steps August 22, 2015 By Douglas Hardman Life is constantly shifting, through the good and the bad, always. It’s up to us to be prepared to handle the…
Think twice before you entice August 22, 2015 By Kayla Brown Take a minute to remember this moment. As a freshman, you’re officially in college. For some, this means that you commute…
Give me humanity, or give me death April 24, 2015 By Aoife Branco Let me first start by saying that I am 100 percent a humanitarian. I would say that my perspective on the…
The apple of their eye April 24, 2015 By Lauren Kingsbury More often than not, everyone will at some point, be in a class where the professor favors athletes over non athletes….
‘Select groups of people still can’t get over the idea of equality between races’ April 16, 2015 By James Morris Martese Johnson is a third-year student at the University of Virginia and is the only black on the University’s honor committee….
Indiana’s latest discrimination paints a bigger picture April 16, 2015 By Rayven Davis The floodgates to discrimination just keep gushing. In case you missed it, this past week Indiana was in the minds and…
