By Saliha Bayrak, Assistant News Editor
• April 14, 2022
It was a Saturday night, I was having a conversation with someone I had just met, and I thought we were hitting it off. Suddenly, his attention suddenly shifted elsewhere.
“What is that on your head?...
By Luke Halpern, Collegian Columnist
• April 13, 2022
Opinion: Validated by their blue checkmarks, politicians are using their platforms to spread falsehoods and attack others. It has to stop, writes Luke Halpern.
By Kelly McMahan, Collegian Satire Columnist
• April 11, 2022
Editor’s Note: The following column is satirical. It is meant for humorous purposes. All interviews and individuals are fictitious.
It’s been almost exactly one month since March 9, 2022, the day...
By Zach Boisvert, Collegian Contributor
• April 7, 2022
Devastation. Anger. Frustration. Lament.
These are all feelings felt around the country following the news of yet another fatal mass shooting. On April 3, 2022, six people were killed and 12 more were...
“C’est justement une autre manifestation de l’impôt rose: les femmes finissent par payer plus pour les mêmes produits et services comparé aux hommes,” écrit Julia Oktay
By Zach Leach, Collegian Columnist
• April 6, 2022
Opinion: “If you’ve ever found yourself excusing hateful behavior because you reside in a “liberal area,” you are part of the problem,” writes Zach Leach.
Soy estudiante de matemáticas. Sí, es verdad y no, no soy masoquista, pero sí, realmente duele mucho. Centrarme en las matemáticas durante mi carrera estudiantil me ha forzado a reflexionar mi educación...
