Opinion

Over the course of the year, we as the Owl staff have tried our best to report on every single event on campus, whether it’s an athletic event, everything going on with Doane Forward or a variety of other things.  But we are very glad that our work doesn’t go unnoticed. If you follow us

Over the past week, I have been trying to figure out whether I wanted to write a normal hot take or if I wanted to write a goodbye for now. So I guess I am going to do both.  For starters, I absolutely despise group projects for so many reasons. The first one is because

People don’t care about things anymore. Earth Day was last week, and it’s really got me thinking about the environment and how many people just don’t care about it anymore. I’ve always been the type of person who cares and feels about literally everything so deeply and truly. I show up for things, I put

When episode eight of “The Amazing Digital Circus” (TADC) came out, we got the announcement that the last episode, “The Last Act,” will be playing in theaters in America, and they are always updating which countries are playing.  If no one knows what “The Amazing Digital Circus” is, it’s a web series that has become

I mean, finals are only a little over three weeks away. No biggie, it’s just probably close to one of the most stressful weeks of your life, next to dead week. Shouldn’t you be studying instead of procrastinating with this article? Trust me, this article is not going to help you with your bio class. 

Many of my peers, and even I, will likely joke about how they’re a “broke college student.” Which, I mean, have you seen the tuition for this place? Of course, we’re all broke. Yet, I consistently see my fellow students spending money on the most asinine, pointless, worthless pieces of crap that they just “have

Hello, devoted readers. Before I begin, I want to assure you that I am not trying to upset anyone with what I am about to say, but it needs to be said. We are a month away from the end of the school year, so why do some of us still not know basic things? 

There is a particular ache in leaving something you have played a role in building. It is not the ache of regret, but instead it is the bittersweet feeling of saying goodbye, similar to the feeling of a parent who has done the work, poured in the love, and now must trust that their child