Unexpected: A Senior Perspective on COVID-19 and Online Learning
Being a student in the time of COVID-19 is tough; it’s hard to become a fully online student when you were in-person your entire academic career. It’s a huge transition…
Category: Opinion
OPINION:Black History Month — The Retail Holiday
How are the same companies that profit from capitalistic racism profiting from pro-Black advertising? By Hermela Goshu On Feb. 1, 2021, inboxes, social media feeds, and television ads were flooded…
OPINION: The Altitude TV Dilemma
By Yoni Manor Colorado sports fans have been suffering. Without a local sports channel to broadcast their favorite teams’ games for over a year and a half, many Coloradans have…
MLK Day is About More Than a Birthday
By Antoinette Barr-Cooper Martin Luther King Day is not only a day to celebrate Dr. King’s birthday, but it is also a day to celebrate the life of Dr. King…
Why Feminism is Still as Important as it Ever Was
By Eliot Osborne Unfortunately, many consider feminism to be a dying movement and a step in the wrong direction, but the truth is that feminism is just as important as…
Social Media Companies Ban Trump — Too Little Too Late
By: Yoni Manor The horrific acts of violence at the United States Capitol on Jan. 6 left many Americans on both sides of the aisle in shock. Many have blamed…
Biden and Harris Make History
By: Carly Boies On Nov. 7, four days after election day, Joe Biden and his running mate Kamala Harris became the president- and vice president-elect. After a narrow race, Pennsylvania…
Unequal in the Time of the Unprecedented
By: Allen Harder Heading into our seventh month of life under the the novel coronavirus, we have witnessed dramatic changes within our society on social media. From the recession to…
