Science is defined as the intellectual and practical activity encompassing the systematic study of the structure and behavior of the physical and natural world through observation and experiment. Over the years, scientists […]
Is Dating Dead or Just Changing?
In a world of ever-changing technology and apps such as Tinder, is traditional dating strong enough to survive? When comparing the current dating climate to that of our parents, the landscape thirty […]
Is a Hot Dog a Sandwich?
There are many unanswered questions in today’s society. Some of these questions can really keep people up at night. Questions like, what is the meaning of life? Or, more importantly, is a […]
Fun Things to do and the Best Places to Eat
During one of my recent classes, the teacher stopped and asked my fellow classmates and me what information we felt we were still missing after completing our first month in college. From […]
New Theme House Opens its Doors (A satire article)
Writer’s note: The following article is a work of satire, please do not take any of it as truth. Any specific people mentioned in any of my articles were made aware of […]
Do you prefer dogs or cats?
There is a lot of controversy in the world today. So of course, I had to turn to the students of Wheaton’s campus to settle one of today’s controversial topics: canine or […]
A Guide to Wheaton’s Political Clubs (Satire Piece)
Clubs have begun to get started up at Wheaton College. Clubs remain an important part of life on campus, allowing students to become connected to people who have at least one similar […]
Don’t Underestimate Andrew Yang
Just under two years ago, on Nov. 6, 2017, an Asian-American entrepreneur from New York announced his bid for the presidency. His name recognition was microscopic: he was constantly coming in at […]
The Freshman Experience
The jump from high school to college is a big one and it brings with it many new opportunities and experiences. Wheaton College is a wonderful community with so much to offer. […]
Take a break from your books, and hit the movies instead
When considering film as an educational tool, primarily the movies in question are either poorly made or uninteresting. It would appear that for every viewing of The Big Short in economics class, […]