Op-Eds
Dining
The dining shortage is hitting vegetarians extra hard
As a first-year, I’ve got no comparison for what the dining situation was like in past years, but clearly something isn’t right.
cancel culture
The warped transformation of cancel culture
Since then, that idea has grown claws, tentacles, and possibly a tail, and has made navigating social media somewhat of a menace.
Confessions
Pass it along: URSecretSafe might be UR’s latest IG craze
Does it bring anything new to the table, or are we just riding the high of the prospect of yet more controversy?
Op-Eds
Be “ever better” than yourself, not others
Being ever better doesn’t mean striving to do everything, all the time, better than everyone else around you.
Op-Eds
Attention incoming introverts
The following guide should aid you in keeping accessibility and convenience in your daily schedule, while also allowing for new adventures.
Journalism
The value of journalism
Unlike most writing, good journalism doesn’t justify itself; instead, it’s justified by its subject.
activism
Corporations need to do more to protest Georgia’s new voting law
Corporations have political clout, and it’s about time they used it for good.
Administration
The University’s tone deaf response to burnout
These efforts aren’t just unhelpful, but actively mocking the issues students are facing.
COVID-19
My plea to you: Get vaccinated
People who are eligible to get the vaccine have a moral obligation to do so.