Last Friday, Sept. 26, five of The Collegian editors attended Student Journalism and Media Leadership Day at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland.
Well, not just attended, our work was recognized...
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Editor’s Note: These pieces of multimedia content were submitted for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Student Journalism & Media Leadership Day competition on Sept. 26....
Dashia Lanai, Features Editor
• September 19, 2025
On Wednesday, Sept. 17 Isabel Conklin, better known as Belly, chose Conrad Fisher over Jeremiah Fisher after three long and excruciating seasons of back-and-forth between the two brothers.
The Summer...
I never considered myself a big-city girl until I interned in New York City this summer.
In fact, my first two short trips to New York scared me so much that I swore I would never move there. I thought...
On Feb. 18, I attended the Ashland University Student Senate meeting.
Nowadays, I do not always attend Student Senate meetings, but I was tipped off about the Activities, Budgets, and Charter Committee,...
Jan. 21 and 22 were a bit chilly.
Well, more than a bit.
Temperatures dipped below zero as frigid wind chills swept across parts of northeastern Ohio.
The night before, students posted on...
On Jan. 1, I decided that I wanted to pick a new years resolution, but not the normal resolution that you end up giving up on a month in, like giving up sugar or working out everyday.
No, I wanted...
Last week was nothing short of an eventful one, to say the least. A transition of power between two opposing political parties has never been easy, but this one seemed different.
Besides the cold weather...
Hede: Rushing Until It’s No Fun Have you ever heard of the country band Alabama?
Most individuals past a certain age have not heard of it at all.
Alabama used to be a famous country music...
An entire day devoted to showing gratitude for our beautiful planet that we call home. Earth provides us with the natural resources we need to survive and thrive. Without this planet, humans wouldn’t...
By: Thomas Hegarty
The suburbs of America make up one of the most contested voting blocs in the country. Suburban women have made for a politically malleable and important demographic.
While stereotypes...
Disclaimer: This column discusses sexual assault and mental health disorders such as depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts, which may be triggering for some readers.
April is sexual assault awareness...
