How I rediscovered my Vietnamese heritage after seven years
After years of suppressing my Vietnamese heritage, folktales brought me back home.
Opinion
Student opinion articles comprising of Op-Eds, editorials, columns and guest editorials, student expression.
Is it game over for affordable sports streaming?
The average U.S. consumer has struggled to keep up with increasing sports subscription prices.
Editorial: Baron athletes deserve consistent student support
Our student spirit should not decline after football season.
iPhone’s annual releases: still innovating or just refining?
Apple’s recent release of the iPhone 16 Pro Max has started a debate over the company’s direction: is it still pushing the boundaries of innovation?
Embarrassment is a choice that we need to stop making
Has embarrassment ever stopped you from achieving a goal or fulfilling a dream?
Are AP exams worth it?
For all the pressure and prestige, do AP exams open doors, or just empty pockets?
Why we need boredom more than ever
Sometimes, doing nothing is the most productive thing you can do!
Better a lie that soothes than a truth that hurts
There is a Czechoslovakian proverb that states, “Better a lie that soothes than a truth that hurts.” Do you agree or disagree with this statement?
East Asian diets are getting more flak than they deserve
East Asians are joining an increasingly diverse online (and in real life) community to share health advice and encourage others to stay fit, but they have been criticized for their diet. Such criticism is undeserved, and people should recognize that what works for someone won’t work for another.
Personal space: get out of mine
Learning physical and emotional boundaries and respecting them is such a crucial part of growing up. Sometimes it can feel like some people just skipped over this phase.