OPINION- Manufacturing an epidemic: The GLP-1 craze and the “perfect” summer body Julianne Neigel, Staff Writer April 28, 2026 With April showers clearing up to make way for the summer, more than flowers seem to be sprouting. Conversations...
OPINION — “Thrash” Is it worth the watch? Trent Granberry, Staff Writer April 22, 2026 This past Tuesday, I found myself with spare time on my hands after one of my classes got cancelled....
OPINION — Early Birds and Bookworms: BookTok hooked us, the algorithm trained us Abigail Gauthier, Staff Writer April 20, 2026 BookTok accomplished the impossible. It reeled a large portion of Gen Z into reading again. However,...
OPINION — Early Birds and Bookworms: Trump cut federal funding to libraries, it was never about the money Abigail Gauthier, Staff Writer April 13, 2026 On March 14, 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order targeting the Institute of Museum...
OPINION—BTS returns in harmony: Why “Arirang” is their most powerful comeback yet Rhylee Gros, Volunteer writer April 1, 2026 Have you ever had a song stuck in your head, but you didn’t know the title? That’s exactly how I...
OPINION — Early Birds and Bookworms: Economy crashes, reading rises Abigail Gauthier, Staff Writer March 30, 2026 Affordability. It is a hot topic these days. As the conflict in Iran escalates, prices for specific...
Opinion: Do Marvel movies suck now? The evolution of Marvel Daniel Roy, Staff Writer March 26, 2026 As a kid I grew up watching superhero movies, as my dad has been a huge fan of Marvel since he was a...
OPINION — Early Birds and Bookworms: Steven King, the Epstein files and protecting children Abigail Gauthier, Staff Writer March 23, 2026 National Child Abuse Prevention Month is nearly here as we count down the days leading us into April....
Early Birds and Book Worms: You won’t remember this after you read it Abigail Gauthier, Staff Writer March 10, 2026 Consuming massive amounts of information, but not gleaning the knowledge for ourselves, is killing our...
OPINION — Early Birds and Book Worms: The literature that goes to waste Abigail Gauthier, Staff Writer March 2, 2026 Can you read every book that is on your bookshelf? If you read 25 books per year, but have a BookTok-worthy...
OPINION — Early Birds and Bookworms: Is “smut” anti-feminism? Abigail Gauthier, Staff Writer February 24, 2026 In 2025, 51 million romance novels were purchased off bookshelves. Several sources claim that romance...
OPINION — Remembering black history: Henry Johnson and The Men of Bronze Trent Granberry, Staff Writer February 23, 2026 During Black History Month, we do more than celebrate Black history; we reflect on the individuals who...