Non-traditional dining on west
Undermining the freshman dining experience.
Opinions
I paid $60 to feel like a master chef
In the age of millennials, we see less buying of things and more subscribing to things. On the business side, it is a way to...
Staying on track after cancellations
Flexible schedules could be a welcome change.
Opinion: football and finances closely linked
I have always been a supporter of the initiative to pay college athletes. The NCAA’s backwards and dated philosophy behind denying athletes financial benefits while...
Paper planes: the death throes of thoughtful online content
As a culture, we have become fixated on memes. Between Facebook, Imgur and Instagram, I have to imagine that at least 90 percent of all...
Trusting the media in an age of skepticism
Sometimes, it seems like half of America will believe everything and the other half will not believe anything. You have seen members of that first...
New year, same me: the myth of resolutions
For the first time in a long while, as the countdown ended on Dec. 31, I was not committed to any new change. When well-meaning...
The forgotten cause of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is revered publicly, both as a hero and as an honored part of American history. Government officials show their support...
Canvas: a step in the right direction
Other antiquated platforms need updates too.
The price of choosing your passion
When I was in first grade, I used crayons and construction paper to write stories about puppies and flowers. In fifth grade, I wrote a...
Celebrity presidents cannot be made the norm
That the talk show host and multi-billionaire Oprah Winfrey is seriously being encouraged by a non-negligible portion of the American public to run for president...
The divisive impact of an orthodox education
Between middle and high school, I attended a Catholic all-girls school for seven years. During that time, I experienced countless Catholic masses, morning prayers and...
See you at the finish line!
When we think about what it means to be a Georgia Tech student, there are a few words that commonly come to mind: we’re often...
Inequality in online learning
We should always be in pursuit of knowledge, and from the age of five we embark on this journey through a formalized process known as...
It is dark, and America is hot
About a year ago, I wrote an editorial on the dire need for a return to civil discourse in this country. It was right around...
Tech Housing’s meager offerings
Students prefer off-campus options that provide more.
Don’t spend your entire lifetime living a single life
What do you want to be when you grow up? A question that most, if not all of us, were asked beginning at a young...