After all, outside of the Foundational Core, inter-major interactions are few and far between. Students simply settle into their field of study, preparing for their future careers without being challenged by the idea that they will often be working with other departments in their respective jobs post-graduation. It’s ...
Sleep helps us recover, reset, relax and is essential to our survival and physical well-being. We don’t often think of it, but sleep can have a profound impact on our spiritual health.When the body is exhausted, it is at its most vulnerable.Lack of sleep can make it more difficult to fight off illness, ...
The 1619 Project has been the topic of much debate and discussion since its publication by the New York Times in August of 2019. This initiative seeks to reframe the narrative of U.S. history through the sole lens of slavery and the henious oppression of Black Americans. The project’s material has ...
As we came back for our spring semester on campus, there were a handful of changes introduced to students during the transition back. Mixed into these changes was open hours returning to campus — with some modifications to meet COVID guidelines.
it’s not the changes or quarantines that have brought frustration with administration — it’s the lack of communication.
In early January, America watched as thousands of pro-Trump protestors stormed the Capitol building. Former President Donald Trump, who had recently lost to now-President Joe Biden, allegedly provoked the rioters during his planned rally, which was held earlier that day in D.C.
A little over a week before an already shortened, but much needed Fall break, students received an email detailing the plan for the Spring 2021 semester schedule. The most shocking thing this email laid out was that spring break would be shortened to only one day, and would instead be spread out to ...
The words “United we stand, divided we fall,” were not only a chant at the Say Their Names Unity March but the core message of it all. The past six months have been marked by protests in nearly every coroner of the States, not to mention across the world. In the United States, 93% of protests were ...
Vote and not just because Uncle Sam told you to; but before you do, you must be registered. Our government was founded on democracy, distributing the power to the people. It is part of our responsibility as American citizens to vote for the candidates we feel best support our beliefs. We at the ...
Editorial Board | Echo Graduation is approaching and every senior is being asked the same question: what's next? According to a study in the Washington Post done in 2010, only 27.3% of college seniors are working a job in their field of study after college. Only 62% are working a job that requires the ...
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