With the pandemic still going on and health officials saying to stay home as much as possible, only go out if necessary, and when going out to wear a mask. […]
Opinions
MagSafe: a bust out of the gate
I have spent about three months with the new iPhone 12 and while I love it, one of its most toted new features is a bust for now. The MagSafe […]
EDITORIAL: Take responsibility or lose credibility
Since no administrators at this university will speak up to challenge those on their staff who desire to spread misinformation, we will. The confirmed comment by professor Thomas Brennan in […]
EDITOR’S COLUMN: Stop assuming people in leadership positions are men
I want you to take a second and imagine with me what you think of when someone mentions a person in a leadership position. Some words I think of are […]
Picture perfect
As a photographer, I have come across a couple of different ways to get a good picture. The first, and my personal favorite, is that of working with a serious […]
The internet’s dark side
Online learning has its perks and disadvantages, and with more freedom on the internet, it is no wonder cyberbullying has grown among users. With nothing else better to do, thousands […]
Stop attacking poll workers’ integrity
On Nov. 3, I walked into the Mecosta Township Hall, put down my things, poured myself a cup of coffee and took my oath. “I do solemnly swear that I […]
Why fundamental human rights shouldn’t be political
As another tumultuous presidential election comes to a close, I am once again astonished by the type of things that have become politicized in this country instead of being common sense […]
Students deserve a spring break
Editor’s note: the original headline of this opinion piece was insensitive to the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact and has been changed. The coronavirus pandemic has truly thrown Michigan colleges and universities […]
Hear me out
Wake up. Get out of bed to go brush my teeth but on my way there I see my plants and remember that I need to water them. I go […]