“The passive-aggressive period when texting is a serious problem. Now that the period can be neutral and angry, how is one to know which emotion the sender is conveying? The sender can even use the period ambiguity to their advantage by saying you are overreacting if you assume they are angry or by saying it was obvious they were upset if you assume the period was neutral.”
Senior Sendoff: Writing through life
“It felt like I had been pushed against the pavement and could not get back up. However, every Monday the Collegian was still there waiting for me.”
The not-so-hidden cost of study abroad
“Studying abroad holds many promises: experiencing a new country’s culture, tasting new cuisine, seeing historical places and having a negative balance in your bank account.”
The art of yapping: Everyone is the artist
“‘Oh yeah, I’m a huge chatterbox.’”
Ins and outs
“2024 is the year we start to be better — or maybe worse.”
Addressing misconceptions about Counseling and Consultation Services
“Ultimately, what’s most important is that they are here to help you.”
The kids aren’t alright: Addressing the post COVID-19 generation
“Instead of being forced to isolate by mandated government shutdowns, students are now choosing to isolate of their own volition — and hurting their development as young adults in the process.”
Common relationship red flags to avoid
“Learning to keep an eye out for red flags doesn’t have to be a solo endeavor.”
Long-distance relationships: A home without a roof
“A long-distance relationship — and the trust and growth it fosters — allows you to build a home with your partner before you ever share a roof.”
Roommates: How does this even work?
I know this is uncharted territory for the majority of people, but it does not have to be an awful experience. Despite the difficulties you may encounter, having a built-in pal to be there for assistance and companionship is kind of nice.