Grace Ryan

Furman tearily says goodbye to one of its most favorite establishments.

This year’s rush numbers hint at a larger campus theme in play.

Rush is already problematic and new changes have the potential to further corrupt the system.

This election ought to re-shape our political identities and re-structure our future.

Faculty are not subject to the same testing standards as students, and it is time to address that discrepancy.

The college experience is gone. The administration has adapted, now students need to do the same.

College students should care about this election even more now that the future of the Supreme Court is on the ballot.

Though it is unfortunate that this billion-dollar industry prefers profit over morality, it is not shocking—greed is perhaps more infectious than COVID-19.

It is imperative that our campus return from the land of the polarized. National politics has failed to do so for countless years, and to many that situation now seems impossible to resolve.

I realized the insincerity of our generation and the way social media perfectly captures our blatant hypocrisy.