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In this climate, the political opinions of college students are more important than ever.

Peck: It’s time for Congressional term limits

Natalie Peck, Columnist September 19, 2024

In such a turbulent time in American history, there are so many places of middle ground that seem to be forgotten. It is incredibly important to take a step back and remember that there are places that...

Simply turning and talking to people sitting next to you in class is a great way to meet people and make new friends.

From the Editor’s Desk: Don’t give up on making friends this semester

Caroline Block, Editor-in-Chief September 19, 2024

As the first month of classes wraps up and we’re all settling into our routines, you may be beginning to feel like everyone has a core group of friends — except for you. Although it’s easy to fall...

A teal and purple bow symbolizes the commitment to suicide prevention and mental health support this September. Together, we can make a difference.

Bulman: Shattering the silence

Emma Bulman, Art Editor September 19, 2024

As September arrives, marking Suicide Prevention Month, it’s time for us to confront an issue that often stays in the background: mental health struggles and suicide. Even though awareness is growing,...

With so much outside pressure creeping in, sometimes it can be strenuous to remember the reason why you start such an incredible journey, like attending a university.

Jordon: Pressure to succeed as a college student

Mariah Jordon, Podcast Editor September 5, 2024

The expectations set by people such as family, friends and even professors can make being a college student particularly difficult at times. With so much pressure creeping in, sometimes it can be strenuous...

Donald Trump pictured on the front page of the New York Times.

Dubberly: Donald Trump is un-American

Mercedes Dubberly, Associate Editor September 5, 2024

There are many things one could say about Donald Trump, and a lot of negative things at that. But I am uninterested in those arguments; my issue is with why Donald Trump is problematic for the country...

Spending a day alone can lead to incredible opportunities for someone studying abroad. For example, wandering through the authentic Italian town of Minori, situated along the Amalfi Coast.

Peck: Study abroad tips after a year of reflection

Natalie Peck, Columnist September 5, 2024

With just over a year having passed from my study abroad experience, I have been able to reflect on the most positive and negative aspects of my trip. While there is nothing I regret, there are some things...

Students using AI in a helpful way can enhance their student learning experience.

Douda: How AI can be a helpful addition to the classroom

Lauren Douda, Contributor September 5, 2024

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become extremely prevalent in daily life, and while it can be dangerous, AI can be used in a helpful setting for college students. Grammarly Many students use AI daily...

Working through a difficult roommate situation can feel like the end of the world, but there are many ways to work yourself out of a sticky situation.

Tutterrow: Dealing with difficult living situations

Kylie Tutterrow, Opinion Editor September 5, 2024

The semester has finally gotten going, as many students are adjusting to their class schedules, study habits and living arrangements. Though this time can be exciting and relaxing, setting into the realities...

While the cost for one homework access code might not seem terrible, they quickly add up on the student's side.

From the Editor’s Desk: Hundreds for homework is an unreasonable ask

Caroline Block, Editor-in-Chief September 5, 2024

Spending $400 or $500 on textbooks has become an increasingly normalized aspect of the back-to-school season. Even after paying thousands in tuition to take classes, we’re still required to spend significantly...

Money is often tight as a college student, but paying attention to budgeting and finding hacks can often help students save.

Jordon: Establishing a healthy budget in college

Mariah Jordon, Podcast Editor August 21, 2024

Going to college and entering young adulthood has many challenges, and for most college students, saving money is one of them.  Nearly 67% of students heading back to school must start paying their...

A Clemson family moving into dorms at Clemson University for the fall 2024 semester.

Tutterrow: Call your mom; turns out empty nest syndrome is real

Kylie Tutterrow, Opinion Editor August 21, 2024

Moving out of your home and into college is a liberating experience for students. It’s no surprise that many of us look forward to college move-in day months in advance, longing to step out of our parents’...

Tiger’s Two Cents: ‘What are some common mistakes students make that I can avoid?’

Kylie Tutterrow, Opinion Editor August 21, 2024

“What are some common mistakes students make that I can avoid this semester?” Great question! There are a couple of mistakes that many students make that are easy to avoid with some small changes...

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