Month: December 2022

LANA SMITH – With the holidays upon us, the spirit on campus is buzzing! And whether you’re excited to head home or you’re dreading it, the one thing you definitely

JESSICA SCHUMAKER – About two years before he died, my grandfather forgot my name. He called me by my cousin’s name during conversations. My father told me to remind him

SAMEEKA PRABATH – Pain. That’s the word many associates with their periods. Whether it’s physical or mental pain, there are many who dread that time of the month. It’s become

KENNEDI SCALES – The United States is the only industrialized nation that has not adopted a universal healthcare model. Thus, healthcare quickly gets expensive. In order to avoid out-of-pocket costs,

DEANA TRUONG – Unlike the name suggests, play therapy isn’t the same thing as playing in the everyday sense of the term. Instead, there is a method underlying the process

ANNIE PATEL – Language barriers are a challenge in healthcare across the country because there are more than 66 million people that speak a language other than English at home,

ABBY GIORDANO – Although the NFL has constantly endorsed safer helmets and equipment, concussion protocol has not been updated since 2011, until a recent scary collision involving Tua Tagovailoa. The

JOANNA ZHU – Recently, Hurricane Nicole, the first US hurricane to hit in November in 37 years, killed at least five people and caused severe damage to Florida’s eastern coastline