Editorial: MU, affiliates must publicly denounce Hawley, cease financial support
As Trump exits public office, Josh Hawley remains a politician who prioritizes political power over the safety of democracy.
As Trump exits public office, Josh Hawley remains a politician who prioritizes political power over the safety of democracy.
What’s functionally a two-month-long winter break poses negative effects on college students.
From my column in February to now, let’s look at what went wrong and turned a few cases into a nationwide threat.
The new Real Foodprint initiative simultaneously allows Chipotle to blame customers for their increased carbon emissions while taking responsibility for their shortcomings.
Excessive spending on Black Friday results in waste piling the oceans and landfills.
After a contested presidential election, the American political future looks bleak.
The KKK fits the description of a terrorist group, yet America refuses to officially denounce them as such.
One person should not have to decorate the house, plan holiday traditions, cook, clean, buy gifts, organize gatherings and do numerous other tasks.
Only Georgia citizens understand Georgian issues. Non-Georgians should follow the lead of people who have been doing the work for years.
As students make the decision on whether to return to campus after Thanksgiving, they must keep in mind their lives will change no matter what they decide.
MU’s Taskforce for Contextualization of Thomas Jefferson is a poorly planned and executed idea that will not appease students seeking racial justice.
Daylight saving time is a bi-yearly hassle that the world would be better off without.
While professors are now more concerned about students cheating on online exams, some have turned to software like Proctorio to monitor their behaviors. Students are concerned that this software violates their privacy.
As the holiday season approaches, shop local and avoid large retailers like Amazon.
The addition of #CampusClear checkpoints around campus is the university’s attempt to curb the spread of COVID-19, but this method will likely not be as effective as it hopes.
Trump’s nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court leaves women’s and LGBTQ+’s rights in jeopardy.
Partnerships between social media influencers and brands are gaining popularity.
Women have been led astray for centuries about how to govern our bodies and sexualities. No longer should we stand to be devalued and kept a secret.
Partying on Halloween shows a lack of respect for the safety and health of others, especially with Thanksgiving break approaching and people heading home.
Rather than as a tribute to Southern heritage, the Confederate flag was designed as a hate symbol and forever will be.