Be mindful of the SGA election
By: Cody Boteler, Senior Editor Election season is in full swing, nationally, with people like Hillary Clinton and Ted Cruz announcing their candidacies
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The nature of science, debunked
By: Annie Sragner, Associate Arts and Life Editor Whenever I tell people that I’m a biology major, I always expect the cringes and
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Job rankings schmob rankings
By: Jonathan Munshaw, Editor-in-Chief Every year, some website or magazine releases a list of the best and new jobs to have. The most
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DSM Live event simulates mental illnesses
By: Nilo Exar, Staff Writer Last Tuesday, April 7, the Counseling Center hosted TU’s first annual “DSM Live” in conjunction with NAMI, the
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The story of our created history
By: Annie Sragner, Associate Arts and Life Editor This week, I have been thinking a lot about how this era will fit into
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Pay attention to the SGA elections
By: Jonathan Munshaw, Editor-in-Chief Update (April 19): The SGA tickets have been announced, and there are two tickets running. One with Kurt Anderson as
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The makings of a social movement
By: Nilo Exar, Staff Writer A self-labeled anarchist, writer, educator and organizer, Chris Dixon spoke at TU’s annual International Studies Symposium on Wednesday
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Putting a face on judging others
By: Annie Sragner, Associate Arts and Life Editor Everyday life requires making split-second decisions and judgments in response to just about everything we
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Why I don’t want to live alone post-grad
By: Jonathan Munshaw, Editor-in-Chief There is no way that I’d be OK with moving back home. I’m from St. Mary’s County, Maryland, and
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How human activity causes change
By: Cody Boteler, Senior Editor Science is hard. It’s confusing and a lot of people who start as science majors change to a
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