One of the biggest reasons to go to college is to explore, fundamentally, what it means to be human. Science majors learn how the world works and our place inRead more >
We’ve all been there; the mandatory history classes that fill much of our standard K-12 education. Unless you are like me and enjoy learning history, these classes were likely placesRead more >
We finally made it to spring break and beyond. As we get ready to wrap up the semester, our staff shared their plans for spring break, whether they planned toRead more >
American elections have long been overlooked by young voters, but local elections have always had low youth turnout. It’s time to change that. On April 4, Colorado Springs’ local electionRead more >
Last week, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed two anti-LGBTQ+ bills — one that will restrict drag in public and in front of children, and one that will ban gender-affirming healthcareRead more >
Marvel movies are a quintessential part of any moviegoer’s watch list. One of my favorite things about Marvel movies, like “Iron Man,” “Doctor Strange,” and even the first “Ant Man”Read more >
I love snow days. As a kid, there was nothing better than waking up in the morning to my mom telling me that school was canceled. The world was whiteRead more >
WARNING: Spoilers ahead for a 206-year-old novel One of the most important parts of my childhood to me is the day I discovered Jane Austen. At age eight, I walkedRead more >
The Russian invasion of Ukraine. Flooding in India and Bangladesh. Protests and civil unrest in Iran. Earthquakes in Turkey and Syria. You might be wondering what all of these horrificRead more >
I’m sure that in college English classes, you have come across artistically formatted poems: the ones that contain only one sentence, that are broken up into strange lines and seemRead more >