“I love eating alone. There, I said it.”
Opinions, Column
What is the Point of a University?
“Ultimately, these failures of the American university arise from the hollowing out of its purpose to provide a public good, replaced by the idea that it is maintaining a consumer product.”
Opinions, Column
How Capitalism Can Free Cuba
“The embargo on Cuba has failed. Let us expose Cuba to capitalism and allow it to prosper.”
Features, Featured Column, Column, Opinions
To Warmer Climes: A One-Way Trip Down Memory Lane
A winter migration to Florida, and a first taste of the inevitable move away from a childhood home.
Opinions, Editorials
UCS Staff Increase Important, Increased Funding Necessary
“By designating funds for these programs BC would demonstrate engagement with students and would help provide much-needed resources for an understaffed UCS and the students who are increasingly seeking its resources.”
Opinions, Editorials
Sexual Health Proposal is Strong Step Toward Change
“After years of struggling to bring these issues to light, the proposal is a positive step for the future of UGBC’s executive council.”
TU/TD
‘What Is Your Biggest Pet Peeve?’
In this Monday’s edition of ‘Voices from the Dustbowl,’ we asked students, ‘what is your biggest pet peeve?’
Features, Column, Opinions
From the Middle East to Westeros: A Flickering Light in Syria
In war-torn Syria, spurts of electricity offer an escapist glimpse into another world.
TU/TD
The Electric Kool-Aid Thumb Test
If you enjoy sitting on benches in snow-covered areas of Wisconsin, then this is the best thing you’ll read all year.
Column, Opinions
We Need Student Debt Reform
“Good information on the total debt taken on by students and their families can protect prospective students from predatory private-lending practices and offer a clearer picture of what their total debt will most likely look like by graduation.”
