Congratulations to more than 14,500 students who graduated from the Liberal Arts and Sciences College.
A month or two after graduation celebrations come our diplomas, a piece of paper that we’ve been...
Whip out the One Direction CD and hop in my mom’s car losers, we’re going to Hot Topic.
Everyone had a different style of being cringe in their tween-to-teenage years. Whether it be wearing tattoo...
By Samuel Rahman, Assistant Opinions Editor
• July 27, 2021
Hello, Mr. Jones. How nice of you to read this column; I truly appreciate you spending your time to hear what the young people think.
It has come to my attention that the founding father of capitalism,...
With the recent charges leveled at the Trump Organization and its CFO, Allen Weisselberg, by a Manhattan District Attorney, the maddening earworm which is the question of Trump’s malfeasance has resumed...
The sun beams behind Scout as the eastern road awaits. Within Scout’s 2004 Subaru Outback, “Slow Ride” briskly rings amidst escalating light.
Scout’s journey for the real America endures, and...
I am overwhelmed with joy to see the youth in the C-U area engaging in community coalition. I want to applaud young Black activist, Ayan Harris, for her role in creating the community closet.
Access...
Since its inception in 1867, the University has become one of the best institutions in the country. Likewise, if anyone doubts the University’s success, look no further than its historic Illini alumni.
Over...
On a bitterly cold evening in Palos Hills at Moraine Valley Community College, I sat for my final two GED exams.
After the exams concluded, I sat in the lobby area constantly refreshing my phone,...
By Samuel Rahman, Assistant Opinions Editor
• July 15, 2021
Adolescence and young adulthood is a wild time. The federal government says we are adults, the state government says some of us can buy drugs and our brains don’t finish developing until the age of 25....
The dawn of college exceeds all expectations. The rush of attending university classes and the exhilaration of mingling with other fresh campus faces are unmatched sensations.
With all these great expectations,...
Scout seeks new friends and faces this summer.
Likewise, following a tumultuous semester — which included Scout’s liberation from the campus tunnels after 17 years — Scout wishes to stretch his...
Readers of Wodehouse and my previous piece might have in mind another writer who used butlers and English bachelors to satirize high society. In fact, the parallels between Wodehouse’s body of Wooster-themed...
