Opinion talks about when COVID-19 reached the US in late January, many politicians denied its severity, or in some cases—even its very existence.
Opinion talks about staying social during quarantine and the technology that allows us to communicate with friends and family more intimately than ever before.
Three weeks ago, when quarantine began, I vowed to start working out, to read all the books I never had time for and to finally start a column for the Daily Emerald. But here I am, 10 pounds heavier, zero books read, with an entirely empty column. However, we will prevail, and just like the…
If you’re a college student, you may have heard talk of getting a one-time payment of $1,200 in the next few weeks. You probably need it to help pay rent, pay for food, or to cover a car payment or credit card bill. But more than likely, you won’t get one.
It’s that time of the year again. Opening your computer to a new message from President Michael Schill usually means one thing: tuition is increasing.
