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Imagine this: you’ve had a long day in classes and doing work, and all you want to do is lie on your floor or on your bed and watch TikTok. There’s nothing better you can think about doing with your time, at least for a little bit, and you…

On Monday, as the moment of totality drew near, I found myself gazing across the Richard F. Brush ’52 University Quad, surrounded by fellow human beings, all sharing in a profound sense of wonder. As totality descended upon us, a symphony…

As restrictive abortion laws sweep across the United States, the implications reverberate far beyond the realm of abortion rights, casting a long shadow over assisted reproductive technologies, particularly the realm of in vitro…

The world is ending. At least, for a lot of people in Gen-Z, it feels like it. A smattering of issues both at home and abroad have left people born from 1997-2012 feeling like humanity itself is doomed. Mass shootings, government ignorance…

On a fateful Monday morning last February, I was walking out of my dorm to go to my first class, which was French 102. I hadn’t checked the weather that morning nor was I awake enough to presume that the walkways would be completely iced…

President Joe Biden's recent executive order on AI is a milestone in the United States' approach to this transformative technology. The comprehensive order aims to guide AI development by focusing on safety, security, consumer protection,…

It was announced this past Monday that the Association for Campus Entertainment (ACE) would be holding Harvest Fest, a "budget-friendly," free-to-attend version of the Fall Fest concert. Many rumors had been circulating leading up to this…

Just last week, New Jersey Sen. Robert Menendez was indicted on charges of corruption by the Department of Justice for the second time in 10 years. In pure Looney Tunes fashion, it was found that Menendez was stuffing his jacket full of…