April 22 was Earth day, and my Instagram feed was filled with pictures of my friends enjoying nature. Some would just post on their stories “happy Earth day!” On Google, […]
Special Editions
Protect water, protect life
After years of logging and damming, west Michigan naturalists are committed to protecting the Muskegon River for generations to come. The Muskegon River, spanning 216 miles, has given the city […]
Let’s learn about climate change
If climate change remains unchecked, it is projected to push 100 million people into extreme poverty by 2030, according to the MGH Institute of Health Professions. In response to this […]
Climate change made trendy
Fast fashion is the process of creating high-end fashion designs as cheap and quickly as possible in order to reach a whole new audience. It is problematic in today’s fashion […]
The call of the wild is coming from just down the hall
Unbeknownst to almost all students, two world records sit nestled in the front right corner of level zero of the Arts and Science Commons. The Card/Rylie Conservation and Wildlife Education […]
Special Edition: March 2022
Women’s History Month v2
Proud to be women
Being a woman is certainly not for the faint of heart, between the gender pay gap, and the prevalence of sexual assault and harassment, there are definite challenges I have […]
Observing equal pay day
Equal Pay Day was observed on March 15 in the United States, the earliest it’s ever been acknowledged. According to a proclamation on National Equal Pay Day released on […]
Guest Writer: Not “woman” enough — Guest
Guest writer: Journey Ebels I’m usually not one to follow sports. I’m not the athletic type, and there’s plenty of other interesting content to consume for me. But I saw […]
Guest Writer: Objectification and interpersonal violence
Melody Antel is a communications intern for the Anti-Violence Alliance. The objectification of women has a significant impact on interpersonal violence against women. Interpersonal violence includes domestic violence, sexual violence […]