“What do you think Concordia can do to bring more diverse students into the campus community?” This is a question I frequently hear from staff…
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In our politically polarized society, discussions rarely result in accepting the opposition’s opinions as a valid perspective while remaining true to one’s own beliefs in…
Politics is a realm of intellectual conversation that is rarely easy to discuss. However, in the past decade, specifically in the past election cycle, I…
On Thursday, Nov. 9, just before midnight, pop artist Taylor Swift released her sixth album, “Reputation,” to an extremely eager fan base. I can imagine…
While scrolling through my news feed a few days ago, I saw a post about a far-right march in Poland. According to this post, roughly…
As the semester turns from orange to red on the responsibility scale, students are running instead of walking to 8 a.m. classes, outfits are seeming…
Generalizations hurt everyone. Intellectually, they hurt those making the generalization since the person is not exercising their mind enough to see the nuances that exist…
A commonly known fact among Cobbers is how easy it is for one to end up over-involved on campus. With many groups, music opportunities, athletic…
A few months ago, I watched a video that spoke about little mosquitoes biting us and how we cope with these bites. We might be…
In today’s society, you are either a liberal or a conservative. Either you believe 100 percent of the political ideologies of one party, or you…