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Over a month has passed since college students have returned to Canton, and local businesses have been feeling the impact of their return. Both new and veteran businesses in Canton felt the effects of the COVID-19 crisis, but in…

On October 6th, many ardent fans reluctantly said goodbye to Eddie Van Halen. After a long arduous battle with cancer, he passed away last Tuesday. To many, he was the greatest American rock guitarist of all time. Through his music style…

Purple Week begins this Monday. Put on by the Advocates, Purple Week raises awareness for domestic violence on campus. There are also numerous activities to promote self care throughout the week, due to the heavy events included each…

Storytelling – one way or another we all do it everyday. We send texts, we chat over lunch and some of us might even keep a journal of some sorts. But what about our personal possessions? What kind of story do they tell other people or…

The presidential debate on Tuesday, Sep 29 stood in a long line of refusals from our politicians to condemn and disavow white supremacists and racially motivated violence. These refusals enable groups such as the Proud Boys and other…

I don’t know about the rest of you on the Weekly 7 meal plan, but I’m horrible at budgeting my dining dollars each semester. Halfway through the year, I always realize that there’s no way I’m going to make it to the end with the measly…

I was eating ramen at 1am, as college students do, when the Times published an article saying that President Trump and FLOTUS have tested positive for COVID-19. I remember hearing cheers and screams outside my window. It could have been…

Healthcare needs to be public, free, non-discriminatory, available regardless of job or immigration status, and equitable. The need for health care goes far beyond COVID. However, right now, we are very much so still in the midst of a…