With Halloween fast approaching, it’s about time for one of my favorite activities: watching Halloween movies. When it comes to Halloween movies, there are a…
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What If College Doesn’t Have to Pay Off?
College is often described as an investment in our future. We spend four years and, for many students, tens of thousands of dollars (in fact,…
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The Benefits of Reducing Meat Consumption
The Diet of the Average American You’re probably eating too much meat. Now, I know what you’re thinking – don’t worry, I’m not trying to…
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Fascinating Discovery: a time traveler’s diary about the GOP convention in Dallas?!
About a week ago, I was sitting on one of those red lawn chairs by Jewell Hall, just soaking in the sun, when I noticed…
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Eyes on the Prize: what we choose to see in women’s sports
What must a woman do to force the world to pay attention to sports? Apparently, take off her clothes. That uncomfortable reality sits at the…
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Socially Adjacent: A Commentary on the Gray Area Between Friendship and Acquaintance in College
You know their name. You know their major. You know where they usually sit in the cafeteria, what club they are involved in, or which…
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Document: Official White House Speech Promoting New Nationwide AI Initiative
This article was originally published in an Apr. 24 print edition of the Monitor. (Journalist’s Note: This speech was published on the official White House…
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Who Owns America’s Media?
Media Monopolies Fact: a small number of corporations play an outsized role in shaping what millions of Americans see, hear, and ultimately believe. While the…
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The Smallest Hill: Capitalism Ruined Holidays
Easter came and went on April 5th, and I’m certain I’m not the only person who felt vaguely underwhelmed by the entire proceeding. The stores…
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