Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and while it is a holiday many look forward to, there is one simple change that would make the holiday much better. The problem is thatRead more >
After six years in the Army, two deployments, countless hours of training and enough “character-building” moments to fill a memoir, I thought I knew what culture shock felt like. Turns out, IRead more >
Over the weekend, feeling as though I should keep up with Zohran Mamdani’s platform and reception in New York, I searched, ‘Zohran Mamdani news’ into the Google search bar. AsRead more >
Seeing the day turn night at 5 p.m. for the first time every year immediately brings a sense of dread. Long days can be jam-packed with activities, so when theRead more >
Ever since the word “performative” became an online trend, I’ve started to see the suppression of individuality in younger generations. Total conformity isn’t a good thing, and we shouldn’t beRead more >
In an age where voice-to-text and ChatGPT exist, it’s more important than ever to preserve the art of writing as a form of self-expression and communication. People are increasingly turningRead more >
Game nights have become a lost art. Board games used to be one of the more reliable forms of entertainment, but the rise of video games has seen them demotedRead more >
If you love QR code menus, multi-factor authentication, yelling “real person” into a phone, companies adding AI features no one asked for and having to do a double take toRead more >
The walls at UCCS look like a Home Depot paint sampler—and for what? I thought college was supposed to be a colorful place where you met new people and had newRead more >
Since physical IDs were deactivated by the university on Sept. 21, 2021, students have been required to have phones to secure food in the dining halls, gain access to housingRead more >