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4 Headlines You Can Expect from the Trump Presidency

Miguel Robles, University of Colorado Denver

How long will it take for the UK to impose a travel ban on the president?…

February 10, 2017

Temporary Home: The Pros and Cons of Fostering Pets in College

Kristina Fernandez, Florida State University

It's the perfect situation: All the perks of owning a pet with none of the responsibilities.…

February 10, 2017

Eat Your Coffee with Ali Kothari

Uwana Ikaiddi, University of Central Florida

The java-loving Northeastern University student has perfected the art of making convenient caffeine you can eat. Why didn’t we think of this?…

February 10, 2017

Going Rogue: Why Government Organizations Have Taken to Twitter

Ashley Wertz, University of Pittsburgh

Facing regulatory muzzles from the Trump administration, key agencies and scientists are finding creative, sometimes illegal ways of speaking up.…

February 10, 2017

Beware the Baby Lakers

Yoni Yardeni, Pierce College

The once-proud franchise has languished for the last few years, but an exciting menagerie of young talent has fans hopeful for the future.…

February 9, 2017

The Rocky Relationship Between Millennials and Obamacare

Devin Ross, Middle Tennessee State University

Though they may champion its causes, young people have proven reluctant to buy in financially. …

February 9, 2017

Why Do Foreign Students Consider Americans Ignorant?

Jessie Yang, The University of Hong Kong

Having gone to school in Hong Kong and California, I know that what people think about American students generally depends on how many of them they know.…

February 8, 2017

Marriage Equality Advocates in Texas Are Courting a New Ally—Business Owners

Aaron Lynch, Front Range Community College

What the potential criminalization of same-sex marriage could mean for the economy of the Lone Star State. …

February 8, 2017

“SweetSexySavage” Proves That Kehlani Is R&B Royalty

D'Ariel Myrick, University of Georgia

Though previously plagued by depression, Kehlani’s new album is a statement of self-acceptance and empowerment.…

February 8, 2017

Leaving Your Small Town for College? Get Ready

Cassidy Leslie, University of Nevada Reno

When you leave a tiny hometown to go to college in a big city, your new classmates will have questions for you. Lots of questions.…

February 8, 2017

Loyola University Chicago Student Addie Martanovic Is the Hummus Among Us

Terry Mooney, Ohio State University

Martanovic, whose food and wellness blog 'Chickpeainthecity' boasts more than 40K Instagram followers, succeeds by practicing what she preaches.…

February 8, 2017

Why I Stopped Rejecting Feminism

Sophie Hurlock, Xavier University

All too often, women are mistreated their entire lives but have no idea.…

February 8, 2017

How Millennials Are Making It in America

Deshia Dunn, Central Michigan University

In an economic market that’s bad even when it’s good, creative entrepreneurs are making their own jobs now more than ever.…

February 7, 2017

It Takes Two to Tango: What to Do When Your Sex Drives Don’t Line Up

Lindsay Biondy, University of Pittsburgh

Along with trust and honesty, sex is crucial to a long-term relationship, so it’s important to know your partner's wants and needs. Time to cross those boundaries.…

February 5, 2017

The First Un-American Inaugural Speech

Jonathan Kim, University of Texas at Dallas

President Trump’s inaugural speech certainly paid tribute to figures of history, just not America’s.…

February 5, 2017

Dogs and Dog Shit on America’s Front Lawn

Liam Chan Hodges, Franklin and Marshall College

While celebrities and the media focus on Trump’s depravity (and his tweets), the root of America’s problem is being overlooked.…

February 5, 2017

Not Just For Pregnancy

Daniel Wilcox, University of Texas at San Antonio

As Valentine’s Day approaches, it might be time to reevaluate the heteronormativity of many colleges’ safe sex initiatives.…

February 5, 2017

Why It’s Rough Growing Up Without AIM

Mattie Winowitch, Waynesburg University

Although the millennial generation was the last to be shaped by AOL’s Instant Messenger, kids today should know what they’re missing out on.…

February 5, 2017

“Me Time” Could Be Just What the Doctor Ordered

Valarie Kiel, Texas State University

Despite the stigma associated with alone time, a little break from reality can have a multitude of benefits.…

February 4, 2017

The Women’s March: Equality for White Women or All Women?

Shannon Mondesir, Brooklyn College

With thousands of Americans marching in protest of inequality and unfair treatment, who is really being represented?…

February 4, 2017

Without a Historic Super Bowl, the NFL Faces an Uncertain Future

Miguel Robles, University of Colorado Denver

With its reputation circling the drain, superstars prematurely retiring and viewership declining, the league needs a spectacular game just to stay afloat.…

February 4, 2017