According to U.S. Census data from 2019, only about 32% of adults 25 and older earn a bachelor’s degree. Of that third of the population, 40% of non-Hispanic white adults aged 25 and up achieved a bachelor’s...
By Heather Robinson, Managing Editor For Reporting
• April 25, 2021
Despite all of its challenges, the year of 2020-2021 has undoubtedly fostered a new sense of creativity among those who were stuck in quarantine for long amounts of time. From picking up new hobbies and...
Flipping through family photo albums in a couple decades, graduates will search for a photo of themselves smiling with pride and dripping in orange and blue from head to toe.
There are several iconic...
By Rohit Jammu, Assistant Features Editor
• April 25, 2021
Applying to college when you’re in high school may make four years feel like a long time. But you blink and suddenly you’re in your final year having experienced what felt both like an eternity and...
A lot of things have changed since your freshman year: You’ve made new friends, created lifelong memories, spent hours studying and hanging out on the Main Quad, had a few too many drinks at any of the...
So you made it. The big day that you imagined as a child is here! A socially distanced, individual private stage crossing experience. Your maximum of four guests in the audience are beaming back at you,...
Life’s mundanity approaches. Across the illustrious stage — whether virtually or physically traversed — this ordinariness awaits with all its humdrum patterns.
Soon, assignments will be replaced...
By Mona Alrazzaq, Assistant News Editor
• April 25, 2021
As a senior approaching the last few weeks of college, there are a range of emotions that you are probably processing. It is completely acceptable to feel lost or unsure right now, especially because we...
No graduation party is complete without a fire playlist full of songs that make you nostalgic, reflective and hype you up all at the same time. Though countless graduation songs exist, there are some songs...
By Vivian La, Assistant Daytime News Editor
• April 25, 2021
This academic year has been unlike any other in history. Not only was there a worldwide pandemic that shuttered whole cities and countries, affecting all aspects of daily life, but there was also a nationwide...
When one phase of life ends, another one begins. The end of one’s education brings upon the commencement of one’s journey into the so-called “real world.” To celebrate this new, often terrifying...
By Shivali Shukla, Assistant Special Sections Editor
• May 7, 2020
About fifteen years ago, I heard my grandfather tell my parents, "Yesterday is history, and tomorrow is a mystery." It stuck in my mind; not because I thought it was wise or even because I knew what it...
