Editorial: Removal of mask mandate is rushed and poorly timed
This is a messy approach to the overall campus safety, places an unfair burden upon all professors and ignores the immunocompromised individuals
This is a messy approach to the overall campus safety, places an unfair burden upon all professors and ignores the immunocompromised individuals
To our friends and colleagues in the Jewish community, we feel your pain and share your outrage.
as a result of tuition increases, crippling student debt and the absurdity which is the U.S. — the most expensive place to go to college in the world.
Some things need to remain unchanged, like canceling classes during snow days. Snow days give students a break, and we students certainly need a break.
If I’m not in class, I’m working. If I’m not working, I’m sleeping. Everything I do, every aspect of my life is with money in mind.
If Netflix doesn’t experiment more with weekly releases, it could spend millions on these binge-shows that will immediately evaporate from
(The following letter was sent to the addressees on February 16, 2022)
From: Connor Watson, Class of 2023, Politics (B.A.)
To: Leticia Guibunda, SGC Vice President of Campus Affairs, Student Representative on Presidential Search Committee
Subject: Student Concerns for Presidential Search Committee
Hi Leticia:
As our Student Representative on the Presidential Search Committee, I’m writing to you to bring some concerns to your attention that I’m hoping you can present to the Committee.
we have since seen a deteriorating culture of sustainability at the college. This swift shift from environmentalism to economics is harmful