Take a breath and take care — The college student’s guide to coping with stress
Waking up at 7 a.m., five days a week, on top of three or more classes a day can be a drag. At least a student can look forward to […]
Author: Hailey Stewart
When debate needs change — We should stop simply debating gun control and instead attempt to create change
It seems that dark times arise in the United States often. The city of Las Vegas was encompassed with sadness in yet another gun-related incident in early October. With what […]
It’s just a number — What it really means to be a grown up and what age adulthood is accomplished
There are many different definitions for being an adult. Many of these definitions do so differently. By the following variations of characteristics, there are different ages and qualities for someone […]
Climate and conservatism — Bob Inglis visits UI, speaks on how to reduce climate change with conservative principles
Bob Inglis has been challenging non-climate change believers since 2004 with one major principle — conservatism.
To tweet or not to tweet — Jemele Hill tweets raise questions about reporters and commentators
The athletic sphere has shared headlines with the most political pieces of news this year. So, it was no surprise when Jemele Hill, co-host of a popular evening “SportsCenter” program […]
Letter to the editor
Last week, the ASUI Senate passed a resolution supporting the allowance of transgender and non-binary students to use their identified names on student accounts, transcripts and diplomas. Though not explicitly […]
‘So I fight’ — Margaret Witt discusses her memoir, the downfall of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
Margaret Witt’s battle plan changed many times during her 20-year career in the military. Her mission though, has stayed the same — advocate for those who do not have the platform […]
Staben considered for UNM president position
According to a University of Idaho University Communications and Marketing memo, an announcement was released by the University of New Mexico that President Chuck Staben is a finalist for the […]
Career planning blues — Students should plan for internship and career opportunities and attempt to stay encouraged
It is that time of the year again — internship and job hunt season.
Making the most of it — Students should explore what it means to be a Vandal during Homecoming Week
The cooler weather, the falling leaves and the switch from iced coffee to hot tea makes many people think of the fall season. But, for most college students, these seasonal […]