Existentialism and D&D
Gaelan Campbell In the 1980’s the tabletop game Dungeons and Dragons was at the then height of its popularity, and since then has maintained a significant place pop culture. The game itself…
Opinion
“Deep Fake” News: Where is truth when we cannot trust our own eyes?
There have been a few stories circling on CNN and other major news sites surrounding a phenomenon now known as “deep fake.” In a world of #fakenews that cannot be…
Is Technology, Creating or Breaking Silence?
Madison Messics Sitting in the Jammin Java, it is easy to notice how much technology has taken over our lives. Students can be seen sitting at tables typing their assignments on laptops,…
Automation: As machines and systems do more and more of the work, how will we adapt to that reality?
On a global scale jobs are becoming increasingly outsourced to developing countries for their cheap labor, and while there is absolutely a conversation to be had on the humanitarian issue…
An Unconventional State of The Union
James Davenport On Tuesday, Feb. 5th, nearly 47 million people tuned in to watch President Trump give his third State of the Union address. A general feeling of dismay in our government…
The Shutdown: Dignity in a Time of Rage
During former President Barack Obama’s second term, he had stressed what was always a major part of his vision, diplomacy and global corporation. A large number of right-wing pundits dedicated…
Avoiding The Danger of Vice: At What Point Does Self-Care Become Self-Indulgence?
A growing phrase you’ll hear anywhere in the professional world is “self-care.” It’s particularly popular on college campuses, and for good reason! In a high speed capitalist work environment, we’ve…
An Inevitable Change
Nathaniel Huynh Netflix has become not only a hobby but almost a lifestyle for many people, particularly young adults. It is to no surprise that Netflix’s new crackdown on account sharing has…
Renovations: The Dining Commons Gets a Makeover, with More to Come in The Future.
Plans have been underway for nearly a year to renovate our beloved, yet aging Dining Commons. Upon returning to campus this spring, students were greeted with some of the changes…
Potential 2020 Candidates Shake Things Up
Nicole Markert With the bringing in of the new year, 2020 is only right around the corner. Not only that, but 2020 is going to be a monumental year in politics where…