Struggling to declare a major? Doubtful that a major may be useful in a work environment? Students may be surprised to hear what professors and employers have to say.
All in Column
Column: A semi-humorous guide to coping with anxiety during semesters
“As one who struggles with academic and general anxiety, through trial and error I have found things that work, things that don’t and things that no one should try.”
Column: There's more to black history than MLK
News Editor Angelika Davis gives her take on the lack in celebrations of African American contributions during Black History Month.
Column: Research the 2020 presidential candidates before you vote
As the 2020 Presidential election approaches, eligible voters must conduct unbiased research of each candidate. According to Staff writer, Chealsy Reaves, Kamala Harris is one example of a politician who may not stand for the people she claims to represent.
Column: Civil discourse should be the norm
When someone disagrees with your viewpoint on an issue, it is easy to think that you are right and they are wrong.
Column: First year reading requirement a must-read
Dan-el’s story is an invaluable account of heartache, rejection, and achievement.
Column: Student interns deserve compensation
This is the personal narrative of a hard working, dedicated but exhausted student teacher.
Column: USC Aiken supports equal education and employment opportunities for women
The USC Aiken student population is predominately female, this speaks volumes for social progression.
Column: The value in foreign language classes
Opinions editor Lynnsey McAllister shares personal experience of the value in retaining a foreign language.
Column: Republican Senator addresses government shutdown
South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham addresses Trump administration government shutdown and border wall controversy
Daya Talks: Dating (part 3)
Our classy yet sassy columnist Daya continues her series on dating in the 21st century.
Column: Native American women deserve justice
We must give them justice when they seek it, and must raise awareness on not only what has happened to them, but also to what is still happening to them this day.
Column: We haven't fixed sexism yet
Editor-in-chief Cecilia Maddox slams the incel movement, white house rhetoric and pervasive microagressions against women.
Column: Graduation Blues
Life, as we’ve known and became accustomed to, is about to change. While some are filled with excitement to start the rest of their lives, others hold a slight hesitation.
Column: Falling for Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh is a massive city known for the cultural arts, sports, nightlife, and vast history from the Revolutionary War to the Civil Rights movement.
Column: What happened to Halloween?
Skimpy clothes and lots of make-up are seen as a necessity for any sexy outfit. Creativity as well as clothing become lost as we grow up. I wonder why it is this way.
Column: The Road to Louisville
We entered more mountainous terrain as we got back onto the road and the scenery was just breathtaking.
Column: Please sport responsibly
This magical time only comes once a year in the sports world, so it is important for fans to soak it all in while it is here. It is difficult to stay the same productive human in the midst of all these important events occurring at once.
Column: Sunflower seeds are the superior snack
Who doesn’t want a snack that helps with healthiness all around?
Column: General education courses should take a backseat
If unnecessary general education courses required by American universities are removed, students would be able to earn a degree in at least a year less.