Opinion
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Pets in college? Bad.
The behavior of college students is already zoo-like enough — we certainly don’t need to be adding unnecessary animals into the mix. Plus, what if they eat your homework?
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Yes, isolation can be that bad
“There wasn’t anyone at the front desk. There wasn’t anyone making sure we were okay. We felt really alone.”
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SOPHIE: Commemorating a music game-changer
A year after her passing, SOPHIE remains an underrated innovator. Her sound has permeated every genre and her explicit queerness made her an icon forever.
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Star Fountain: Empty but full of possibility
Due to the cold weather, Star Fountain has been empty for several months now. It remains a gaping, gross, gray blemish on our otherwise beautiful campus.
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Fraternally fed up
Expectations for the respective processes of fraternities and sororities during recruitment are consistently inconsistent, leading to frustration among some members of the Greek community.
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Boosted at Butler
Some students and faculty have already been boosted, but the only way to ensure that our campus is as protected from COVID-19 as possible is to mandate the booster.
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Kennel Conundrum
New Year’s resolutions draw many Dawgs back to the gym, but some — like me — need a little extra encouragement.
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OT: Money over masks?
Where is the desire to protect the health and well-being of our students when allowing over 9,000 maskless people to come to basketball games?
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‘Tis the season of subpoenas: The investigation into the insurrection at the Capitol begins
As the Jan. 6 select committee has started handing out subpoenas to those who are potential witnesses or involved individuals in the Jan. 6 insurrection at the Capitol, it’s clear not everyone has been taking their notices in stride.