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Dear Readers, When publishing last week's issue, the editorial board failed to catch harmful sentiments expressed in the article "Colonial Reckoning in Middle East" before the piece went to print. The piece did not go…

Do you struggle to make it to your first class of the day? Are you running out of time in the mornings, skipping essentials like breakfast or a morning shower? How would you feel if someone told you that simply taking (at most) three…

To a girl who uses technology in the most average way: to watch TV, see in the dark, and use the GET app, the concept of AI was incredibly foreign to me. In fact, it had not really been on my radar until the end of last year. Before that,…

Halloween is just around the corner, but there is one haunting that occurs year-round: “ghosting.” Ghosting has become a slang term to refer to someone who abruptly discontinues contact with a person by dodging their phone calls, emails or…

The ongoing war between HAMAS and Israel is a microcosm of a larger conflict between the Muslim world and the Western world that has been unfolding for decades, and the root of this conflict is Western colonialism. For…

The world of chronic pain is frustratingly racist and sexist. In this article, I will briefly cover my own experiences, some history of chronic pain and its effects, and some thought-provoking statistics. To preface, chronic pain is any…

For those of you who attended Take Back the Night, you heard the domestic violence stories firsthand from survivors. And they are just that: survivors. To those who could not make it, the rhetoric surrounding these accounts truly showed…

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…