Opinion

Beyond the diagnosis: Finding strength in the struggle

By Natasha Chinea When you grow up with a parent who has underlying health issues, it means adjusting to things most kids didn’t have to think about. Where most young girls learn how to do their hair from their mom, I had to teach myself….






When The Bats Go, We Go: Putting a Stop to Taxidermy

By Abby Wahl As far back as I can remember, bats have been my favorite animal. The environmental importance of the creature as well as their curiosity and aloofness drew me in, despite their portrayals in modern media as being evil sidekicks or omens of…


Breaking Down Stigmas Around Addiction

By Kaia Wright  For so long, my brother didn’t want to accept care because of stigmas.  Being from a small town in Florida, it’s hard to have any kind of moral failing without everyone dissecting your every flaw. Because of my brother’s issue with substance…




Transformers One: Kids movie, or Political Metaphor?

By Logan Michael Kids’ movies are often written off as overly simplistic pieces of media that only serve to churn a profit. Considering the seemingly annual, overly saturated, over-advertised, and unbearably inescapable nature of the colorful kids’ movie trailer, I can’t exactly blame people for…