May 31, 2023
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Commentary: Mixed-race families may face political divides

By | Nov 30, 2016

What they — and many other people — don’t understand is that comments berating one or more groups of people are all-encompassing.


Not an A-plus math student

By | May 4, 2016

Year after year of math classes, many of my Asian-American classmates would ace their math tests while I hoped for a B-minus or better.


Exploring the ins and outs of Freiburg, Germany

By | Apr 22, 2015

Frances Johnson takes readers on a tour of her study-abroad destination: Freiburg, Germany.


Finding a home when miles abroad

By | Mar 4, 2015

In Germany, cultural understanding comes with time.


Tackling the new language barrier

By | Feb 11, 2015

Multiple language barriers offer many obstacles and learning opportunities.


What goes down must come back up

By | Jan 21, 2015

High-flying nausea shakes up Frances Johnson’s journey to Germany.


Review: ‘The Ting Tings’ mend past mistakes with modern disco fever

By | Nov 11, 2014

Recovering from a disastrous second album, which the Guardian described as “saying goodbye to their audience,” The Ting Tings have re-emerged to produce a new album with a new sound.


Essay industry cheats students

By | Apr 2, 2014

Essay writing comes easier to some than others.


Letters don’t make a student’s grade

By | Mar 19, 2014

It’s no secret I’m obsessed with getting good grades.


Interns can gain without any pay

By | Feb 26, 2014

Across the United States, thousands of college students are applying for internships.


Crowdfunding aids tuition costs

By | Feb 12, 2014

College can be a steep investment for many students and their families.


Letter to the Editor: Misconceptions of IC Honors

As the director of the Honors Program, I am always disappointed to hear that our outstanding program did not meet a particular student’s expectations.