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...
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...
We made it.
We are halfway through the semester at Ashland University for spring, and the academic year is coming to a close in just eight short weeks. Hard to believe, right?
Some will graduate...
Graduation is a pivotal moment and a widely recognized transition into the “real world,” not to be confused with its MTV counterpart.
Whether you graduate on time, early or late, this is a time...
The hit series “The Hunger Games” recently released its prequel, “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes,” a film that shines a light on current moral and ethical dilemmas across...
October 21 was Ashland University’s Homecoming, and each year welcomes alumni back to campus. The air on campus is filled with school spirit as alums reminisce about the good old days. This is my third...
The last words former adjunct instructor Ted Daniels left me with before departing the campus of Ashland University: “Be a thorn in the side of the administration.”
That is what I will continue...
As midterms start to approach and the weather becomes a mix of spring and winter, I find myself struggling with my mental health.
It’s challenging to find the motivation to complete my work and even...
The recent news of the budget deficit for the 2022-2023 academic year has rocked the campus of Ashland University.
After AU President Dr. Carlos Campo revealed the true deficit, those faculty and staff...
Four years ago, being this close to receiving my diploma seemed so far off and unfathomable.
Never would I have imagined these years would mean so much to me.
I always call this college community I...
“I’m proud of you”. It’s a phrase that seems so insignificant for most.
Some might go months without saying it and others go even longer without hearing it. For most it’s not really anything...
