Opinion

Let me be the first to say welcome back to campus. I hope you all had a wonderful summer because this summer was definitely one to remember. Whether you went on a fabulous vacation, or went to twenty different concerts, or even worked, all of those are great experiences to have. Now let’s get to

I have spent the last four years of my life and countless hours working for the Owl newspaper. There have been so many highs and lows of being part of this staff but I am thankful for the experiences that I have been given. I started my journey working for the Owl staff at the

It’s the final week of school and as expected, everyone is cramming assignments, finishing presentations and preparing for tests. With the pressure of finals looming, the library has seen an influx of students, each hoping and praying they pass their classes. As someone who has logged an insane number of hours in the library, both

My opinion pieces have been notoriously dense and left field, meaning that it does not follow the typical expectations for what an opinion piece would be for a newspaper. This leaves editors and readers in confusion as to what gets me down these roads. Typically, when I write an opinion piece, I have read a

The end. Fin. The finale. The final chapter. Whatever you want to call it, welcome to the final hot takes (unless someone takes it over next year). I would love for Joey Winton’s creation to live on for the next 100 years and it’s been a pleasure to take this column over. For the final

As my time writing hot takes come to an end, I continue looking for more and more random things to rank. To be completely honest, I’m kind of running out of ideas and the one thing circling my brain today is the saying “senior superlatives.” Here’s the thing though: there’s a lot of seniors. I

Actions speak louder than words when it comes to policymaking. For the last 20 years or so, the words of the president have not correlated with the actions of the president. For the record, I know that the president does not legally have the right to make policy, but they can influence policymaking directly. There