For some unknown reason, the metered parking situation on campus makes me beyond frustrated. To begin, I really and truly do not see the point, especially in residential lots. I understand it […]
Metered parking systems on campus makes no sense
Review: ‘The Black Phone’ is a true chilling thriller movie
Horror movies seem all the same nowadays. It’s almost too predictable. Killer goes after group, each one dies, final girl does something crazy and wins. I love these movies but sometimes knowing […]
A day of rest could improve our health
Endless papers, exams, and reports fill up my schedule as my college career takes off. Everyone around me is either stressed or depressed. Mental health is at an all-time low as fear […]
Professor policies can create harmful study habits
SVSU professors expect high achieving students but create classroom environments that produce last-minute work from students and create bad student-professor relationships. When the semester starts, professors set expectations that students will complete […]
Review: “Arsenic and Old Lace” (1944) is still a fun fall film
Old movies don’t always get the credit they deserve, and with October coming up, I think it’s worth reviewing my favorite Halloween movie, the 1944 film version of “Arsenic and Old Lace.” […]
Bathroom doors should all open in the same direction
“Employees must wash hands before returning to work.” But then employees put their hand on the bathroom door handle to exit. The critical question that remains is: are their hands still clean? […]
We must address the growing social isolation
Social isolation is more prominent now than ever. It feels eerily quiet in every class I sit in. It feels awkward to approach people. It feels like everyone talks about how they […]
Diversity is more than physical differences
Diversity, equity and inclusion have become the holy trinity of the 21st century across K-12 educational settings as well as college campuses and workplaces in the United States. Diversity, equity and inclusion […]