Op-Ed: Corporate social responsibility panel discussion
Deborah Fleming
April 28, 2020
OP-ED One purpose of a liberal arts education is to inspire students to question assumptions, but the College of Arts and Sciences Symposium event on February 12 titled “Corporate Social Responsibility” was one-sided and did not inspire critical thinking. Jon L. Pritchett, CEO of Mississi...
Behind the Gavel: A Look Inside a Student Senate Presidency
Sabrina Maristela
April 23, 2020
OP-ED In light of the Student Senate elections that are happening right now, and the very difficult 3-way election for executive president in particular, I’m offering these personal thoughts on the position. (The following are personal reflections and are not the official reflections of the o...
How to stay busy during quarantine
March 19, 2020
Due to the recent outbreak of Coronavirus, many people are staying home in quarantine to prevent the spread of the virus. While this is an effective way to keep citizens more safe and healthy, quarantine can lead to major boredom. College students are no longer on campus with their friends, classes,...
How to hit the road on a budget this spring break
March 5, 2020
“If we were meant to stay in one place, we’d have roots instead of feet,” Rachel Wolchin once said. Traveling is typically seen as a privilege in our society, but it does not have to be as expensive and tedious as everyone makes it seem. Between college tuition and many other expenses, there...
Spring Breaker’s Checklist 2020
Gracie Wilson and Christine Jenkinson
March 5, 2020
Take some time to catch up with friends back home if they have the same spring break as you Go visit friends at other universities and brighten their day while they are still in school Go on a hike or a nature walk Take a trip with College friends Do some spring cleaning (it may not be fun,...
The lack of sorority houses at AU
Gracie Wilson, Leah Burtscher, and Cass Tolliver
February 20, 2020
In case you have not noticed, Ashland University’s campus has three fraternity houses and zero sorority houses. The sororities on campus each have a “suite” in a wing of Clark, an all female dorm building. While the suites are nicely kept, they are extremely small compared to the fraternity...
Esports should be considered a real sport
February 6, 2020
After three semesters’ struggle and experiencing multiple personnel changes, Ashland Esports League of Legends team finally got cut this winter. This move raised a heated debate among students about why we consider Esports as a sport. Indeed, when people mention the word ‘sport’, the first...
Valentines Day tips and gifts
Cass Tolliver and Gracie Wilson
February 6, 2020
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and for some people, Valentine’s Day is a day to celebrate with their significant other or their closest friends. For others, it is a silly day where the economy makes millions of dollars for no real reason. Whether you admit to celebrating Valentine’s...
Considering paper straws for a more sustainable campus
Gracie Wilson, ASSISTANT EDITOR/ OPINION EDITOR
January 23, 2020
Ashland University is arguably a sustainable campus. There are plenty of opportunities for students to get involved through Sustainability Club and various locations to recycle practically anything. The dining locations around campus are also working towards sustainability. The Eagle’s Nest lets...
Dorm essentials to brighten up your room in the new year
January 23, 2020
The spring semester can sometimes start off gloomy with the cold weather and the after-Christmas sorrow. However, this semester can also be a time for new beginnings, resolutions being put into action and spring cleaning in your dorm room. Although dorms are small spaces that are typically shared,...
Why meal swipes should cover off campus dining
November 21, 2019
Being an upperclassman at Ashland University comes with many perks— one of those being the meal swipes meal plan rather than the unlimited meal plan for Convo. These meal swipes can be used at Convo, Eagles nest, Tuffy’s smoothie bar and the Schar cafe. While those are all great options, sometimes...
Get Your Jingle on for the Holidays
Christine Jenkinson and Gracie Wilson
November 21, 2019
November: Most importantly: give thanks Make time for friends and family Be thankful that school is winding down Deck the halls with boughs of holly (after you have celebrated Thanksgiving of course) Grab some hot cocoa and watch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Watch /play Thanksgiving day...