Viewpoints should be serious
It is hard to take the Student Voice seriously as a platform for debate and intellectual discussions. The Viewpoints pages are regularly composed of personal grievances and insipid day-in-the-life moments.…
It is hard to take the Student Voice seriously as a platform for debate and intellectual discussions. The Viewpoints pages are regularly composed of personal grievances and insipid day-in-the-life moments.…
I would like to commend Josh Dahlke for the article he wrote last week, “Facebook group raises awareness, support for Darfur.” This issue has received little attention and any attention…
February marks the annual celebration of Black History Month. But, why is it the only month out of the entire year that is designated to black history?
Sometimes I really don’t get men, and not because they’re so complicated, but because they just don’t make any sense. Even though there is a myriad of topics I could…
Tuition reciprocity is a beautiful thing. It offers variety and affordability to students who would otherwise not be able to afford college. Today, this long standing agreement between Minnesota and…
I’m pretty sure it happens to everyone. Usually, I’ve been immune, but now I have writer’s block.
There are some stories, that no matter how long you look at them, the facts never seem to add up. The more you think about them, the more confusing they…
As an audience, we are privileged to view the mega milestones of Hannibal’s childhood. From his first taste of blood (literally) to his first home-cooked meal, Hannibal proves he is…
Languages classes are being offered through the Outreach and Graduate Studies program, so anyone can develop their vocabulary and better understand a culture before traveling abroad.
A few administrative staff members received title changes and gained more responsibilities this semester as part of the chancellor’s plan to meet the University’s goals and needs. A new position…