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Opinion

Why don’t we go to the movies anymore?

Now think about the last time you went to the movies. Was it a week ago? A month ago? A year ago? I’ll bet some of you can’t even remember the last time you watched the lights dim with a bucket of popcorn in your lap. Especially as college students, we often don’t make time […]

Posted on October 7, 2026October 7, 2026 Riley Kindler
Opinion Uncategorized

Risk is better than regret

A quote that has stuck with me personally especially since this past summer is, “risk is better than regret.” I believe that it is a very true statement, encouraging us to take something we are facing head on rather than wait it out. It makes two extremely important points. “Risk” tells us that we may […]

Posted on October 7, 2026October 7, 2026 Melina Bombhoff
Opinion

Internships: is paying a student intern unrealistic or deserved?

We as college students are endlessly told that earning a degree is no longer enough these days. Experience, connections, and a strong resume are all pivotal to success after school, but in the end we need internships. But what happens when getting an internship begins to feel almost as challenging as getting an actual job? […]

Posted on September 30, 2026September 30, 2026 Chris Margotti
Opinion

Build your resume, join a club!

Now that the semester is in full swing and most have found their routine, it is a great time to start to get involved on campus! There is a bit of a stigma that being involved is unimportant and uncool. I won’t lie and say that the people involved tend to be nerdy about the […]

Posted on September 30, 2026September 30, 2026 Natalee Mattei
Opinion

Why don’t we feel motivated in school anymore?

I was always an extremely motivated student. In elementary and middle school, it was a punishment to not be able to go to school. I was one of the few who liked doing homework, and I was always reading. I was the typical bookworm nerd. When I got older, that changed, as it naturally does. […]

Posted on September 23, 2026September 23, 2026 Riley Kindler
Opinion

Popping the artificial intelligence bubble

The early to mid-2020s were notable for the advancement of artificial intelligence technology, commonly shortened to A.I. The innovation of the modern language-model comes with a new wave of tools readily available to the public, such as a feature to communicate with an A.I chat-bot and ask any questions you wish, an image generation tool […]

Posted on September 16, 2026September 23, 2026 JULIAN CAROMANO
Opinion

Your first job most likely won’t be your dream job—but that’s okay

By the time senior year comes to its graduation ceremony, there’s always an anticipation and belief that everything leading up to this moment is supposed to be linear. You graduate, you land your dream job, and you go right into the career path you’ve been working hard toward. But for many graduating seniors, that path […]

Posted on April 22, 2026April 22, 2026 Chris Margotti
Opinion

Give hockey a chance; you may be surprised

If you don’t know me, I’m an avid sports fan, especially when it comes to hockey. Since this is my final piece, it felt only right to write about the sport I care about most. Asking me to pick a favorite sport is like asking me to pick a favorite child, I say there isn’t […]

Posted on April 22, 2026April 22, 2026 Tara Dalessio
Opinion

Are The Masters losing prestige and class?

The Masters is supposed to be one of the most traditional and respected events in all of sports but this year, it felt a little different. The 2026 PGA Tour season is in full swing and its most prestigious tournament, The Masters, just wrapped up on Sunday, April 12th. While watching countless hours of it […]

Posted on April 15, 2026April 15, 2026 Baden Delaney
Featured (List) Opinion

Should mental health days be excused?

Now more than ever, mental health is a topic that circles schools, homes, and universities, and it is important to prioritize students’ health physically and mentally. This is something that schools should start to take into consideration when it comes to absences, and discussing if mental health days should be excused or not. In schools, […]

Posted on April 15, 2026April 15, 2026 Riley McGee

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