Welcome to my first column. This year, I’ll be writing on an issue near and dear to everyone reading this paper: higher education. Higher education…
Posts published in “Columns”
Our columnist dissects and defends Obama’s strategy against ISIS With the recent announcement of President Obama’s strategy on the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria…
Could an independent Scotland be economically stable? This is it, my big break. This is my first time writing for an audience – unless you…
To the many people that have made it count all these four years Well, this is it. The moment I have been simultaneously wishing for…
For the last four years I have flitted about in your Residence halls, shouted in Anderson Commons, nested in the Atrium, ate far too many…
Find where your interests and your passions intersect, and go for it without fear of failure or judgment We always hear that passions are our…
If we want change, the calendar doesn’t have to be the only option t number of people have expressed disapproval over the last few weeks…
All week, I have been pondering about what I wanted this Concordian article to look like. A “what’s next” for me, a “what my Cobber…
Declining bee populations may matter more than you think From compound eyes, mandibles for eating and intricate social structures, bees pollinate over one third of…
A game addiction teaches a life lesson Dear Cobbers, I don’t know if any of you are aware, but a new form of procrastination is…