Is there a staple Commons item that you have been missing this semester? I have a few questions about our dining hall this semester: Are we asking for too much when it…
Throughout history, men have felt entitled to women’s bodies. Today, this entitlement often translates to the sharing of pictures of genitalia, especially without invitation. After a couple of conversations surrounding the topic…
by Jake Levine I think at this point we can acknowledge that something in the universe is broken. I don’t know if a switch has been flipped off or maybe we need…
By Ellie Kreidie There are few stories that bring a tear to the eye. In today’s world, where there are dozens of conflicts and wars affecting the lives of millions of people,…
By Brett Harmon Suicidal thoughts are commonly linked to feelings of depression, life events and mental disorders. Every year Americans are informed of high suicide rates, which leads people to believe it’s…
By David Giacomini With the semester coming to an end, college students have many more immediate things to worry about than keeping up with the news. But the last few weeks have…
By Matthew Ludak When I opened my email and read that the Black Lives Matter sign, which had been on display in Seminary Hall, had been vandalized, I was many things, but…
On The New York Times’ Evening Briefing of April 25, the newspaper highlighted key stories of Trump’s Muslim Travel Ban, Colin Kaepernick and female Olympian rights. Thirty minutes later, almost in perfect…
By Mike McCurry Along the paths of Drew, 1,100 little white flags have been braving the harsh weather. But what are the flags for you might ask? Those small perseverant flags represent…
By Diana Karamourtopoulos SPOILER ALERT! If you haven’t seen “Love, Simon” then go see it, right now. “Love, Simon” is a win for the LGBTQ+ community, providing them with much needed representation…