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Opinion: Let’s talk about the war on Ukraine

Healey Lucier, Outlook Editor • March 10, 2022

The world has its eyes on Eastern Europe. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is unprovoked, unjust and uncalled for, leaving everyone searching for answers. With the constant media and public attention,...

Russia invades Ukraine

Blake Mauro, Contributor • February 24, 2022

In the early hours of Ukraine Thursday morning, the tense silence that has cloaked the country broke with the sounds of an anticipated Russian invasion. Explosions have been reported in the Ukrainian...

Opinion: Bovine blues

Healey Lucier, Outlook Editor • February 10, 2022

Climate change continues to be one of the most critical issues we face as a planet. On first glance, it may seem like too big a problem to fix, but once we start looking at individual causes, the problem...

Opinion: Gender representation in medicine

Healey Lucier, Outlook Editor • January 27, 2022

Nobody likes going to the hospital. Fussy kids, the risk of getting sick and the inevitable long wait to be seen are only some of the reasons its a pain. For many, these trips are rare and end with an...

Opinion: There is an upside to America’s true crime obsession

Defiance Yenovkian, Asst. Outlook Editor • January 27, 2022

This summer, the world was captivated by the Gabby Petito mystery and the ensuing manhunt for her alleged killer in the following months. There have always been true crime cases that fascinate the nation;...

‘It came out of nowhere’: family of Clemson alumna speak on damage to their Cajun home from Hurricane Ida

David Ferrara, Editor-in-Chief • September 16, 2021

Two weeks after Hurricane Ida struck Louisiana, a majority of residents in the county where the storm made landfall remain without power. Clemson alumna Grace Falgoust is...

Hurricane Ida relief efforts and how you can help

Jason Van Meir, Junior Reporter • September 8, 2021

Hurricane Ida made landfall in Louisiana as a Category 4 hurricane on the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina’s landfall in the same location. Ida first made impact at 11:55 CDT on Sunday August...

Clemson FIJI responds to UNL controversy, rekindles sexual assault conversation

Caroline Elswick, Asst. News Editor • September 2, 2021

Fraternities and Greek life have faced more and more scrutiny in recent years, not only for a history of discrimination but also for a reputation of mistreating women. Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) at University...

Clemson alumna Vanessa Wyche plans to send people back to the moon and to Mars

Caroline Elswick, Asst. News Editor • August 25, 2021

What if I said that NASA plans for humans to step foot on Mars for the first time in as early as 10 years? It almost sounds like sci-fi. More than that, would it be surprising to...

Johnson & Johnson vaccine distribution paused: should you be worried?

Caroline Elswick, Asst. News Editor • April 19, 2021

Health officials have paused the rollout of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine due to concerns that the vaccine may have caused blood clots in several women. As of now the J&J vaccine is the only one...