Returning to campus after one year for graduation
By: Isaac Donsky, Staff Writer Views expressed in opinion columns are the author’s own. In about a week, I’ll hopefully be walking across
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What I’m Mad About
TU supports controversial group, Autism Speaks
By: Marissa Sison, Columnist Views expressed in opinion columns are the author’s own. Autism Speaks is one of the largest autism nonprofits. Many
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Sentiments from a Fall 2020 graduate
By: Sophia Bates, Associate Editor There’s plenty of frustration in the air, especially after University President Kim Schatzel sent an email outlining the
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Kamala Harris inadvertently publicized this glaring issue
By: Meghan Hudson, Editor-in-Chief Guys. I know the news has been very frustrating lately, and it’s honestly just tiring trying to keep up.
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Why is Burger King stepping up?
By: Kayla Hunt, Columnist May is designated as National Mental Health Awareness Month, where people raise awareness for the importance of maintaining mental
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Stressing about the future
By: Kayla Hunt, Columnist As the semester is coming to a close, many students are seeking new opportunities, whether it be a temporary
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Critiquing Criticism
By: Kayla Hunt, Columnist For so long, criticism has had a negative connotation, something that people tend to avoid and try to please
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Keeping up with the Associated Press
By: Kayla Hunt, Columnist Journalism can be a tough field, having to keep up with the ongoing technological and cultural changes, such as
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Social media helping millennial become more environmentally aware
By: Kayla Hunt, Columnist There have been various studies that examine environmental attitudes across generations. Which group is more environmentally aware, millennials or
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Spring break safety tips
By: Kayla Hunt, Columnist March Madness is branded as the annual NCAA college basketball tournament that occurs throughout the month of March; however,
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