While its original meaning surrounded love, Valentine's Day has become overly commercialized and monetized through excessive spending on gifts and expectations culture has set. With the current COVID-19 climate, people may have the opportunity to turn away from that and celebrate the holiday appropriately.
Trump's departure means that late-night hosts will have to adapt to the loss of material with new, authentic content — or risk losing the viewers Trump's antics brought to their shows.
For the past decade, Disney has been remaking many of its animated classics. The company should stop.
Understanding influential political ideologies is a valuable tool for understanding the chaotic and confusing politics which the United States face today.
Due to the shutdown of creative spaces en masse in the age of COVID-19, the federal government should appropriate funds for the arts like it did during the Great Depression.
The United States needs to take COVID-19 seriously. The country needs to go into lockdown immediately.
Making vaccinations mandatory would save so many lives and prevent horrible diseases from afflicting people.
Since social media is our main form of communication, it deserves to be free of hateful speech that calls for violence. If this speech happens to be Republican in nature? Oh, well.
Mental health is very important, and taking breaks in-between studying and during the week is proven to help relieve the stress of school. Take time this semester to do something that you love.
It's common to hear the COVID-19 pandemic described as a "war," but that is a false metaphor. The use of militarized language to describe our response to society's problems isn't just inaccurate; it suggests a reason America can't solve those problems.
College students are in a unique position to either continue their families' traditions or let them fizzle out, and they should do everything they can to carry them on.
Renaming buildings named after controversial historical figures only serves to rewrite and completely forget history. We should reflect on these elements of history and recognize them in other viable ways.
Much of the discourse about 2020 has focused around the idea that the United States’ institutions have somehow “failed.” Unfortunately, this isn't true. The issue isn't something wrong with the institutions, it’s that the institutions themselves are wrong.
Guest columnist Anna Padiak writes about the stark contrast between working on a COVID-19 floor in the hospital and returning to a campus full of students who do not take the pandemic seriously.
Before committing to a resolution to lose weight, reevaluate your mindset and motivations. Give your body grace after a year of coping with isolation and a pandemic.
After a year of unprecedented stress, anxiety and chaos, now is not the time to worry about being productive.
College students are living in the middle of the pandemic, too. They need a stimulus check.