On Wednesday, Time Magazine announced President-elect Donald Trump as the 2016 Person of the Year, perhaps to the dismay of many. No matter one’s opinion on Trump’s character, however, it’s clear:...
Folks, I’ve dreamed of this day for quite a while. I’ve written many sports columns in my time – some singing praise – but most shining light on a sports organization or person that has done something...
The War on Christmas has nothing to do with Starbucks. The real political battle for Christmas is over the soul of the celebration and the spirit of the season, and the enemy is consumerism and social...
To college seniors, impending graduation has the potential to feel like either a light at the end of the tunnel or a dark expanse of confusion.As a senior by credits but a junior by year, I haven’t yet...
The College Football Playoff Selection Committee selected its final four this past Sunday, effectively setting the stage for the third installment of the playoff to be played New Year’s Eve. In case...
With the end of the semester year quickly approaching, I thought we might take a few moments to address and reflect on some of the events of the past year.I know neither our campus or national climate...
In August, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick started a nationwide conversation concerning racial inequality when he opted to sit during the national anthem before a preseason game. Arguing...
President-elect Donald Trump’s use of Twitter was unprecedented for a presidential candidate this past election season. It serves as more than just a promotional tool for himself and his next campaign...
In my best Paul Heyman voice, the “reigning, defending world champion Cleveland Cavaliers” have lost three straight games. Because of this, there are a lot of fans either in panic mode or at least...
Today marks the beginning of a new month. November, a period that saw the rise and fall of two vastly different political and social movements throughout the United States, has finally come to end.And...
Over Thanksgiving dinner this year, an interesting topic arose at my dinner table: nature versus nurture.Both nature and nurture affect how we believe as humans. The argument shouldn't be exclusive to...
When people look at political divisiveness, it is often common and acceptable to blame it on external factors: The media creates bias and hysteria, the pundits purposefully divide us, the candidates are...
