Unnerving accounts of a mysterious pumpkin patch near campus have alarmed students.
Author: Jonathan Phelps
OPINION: Students should vote in state-level elections
Voter turnout is crucial in our democracy, and helping each other vote is an important civic duty.
OPINION: Student Democracy Wall must go
Having constructive disagreements in our polarized climate is hard, and bad public forums are making it harder.
Opinion: Reporting is power, power has repercussions
Poor reporting and misleading information can deceive, demean and undermine the validity of institutions and marginalized peoples.
Opinion: A payment system divided cannot stand
With K-Cash and dining dollars fulfilling nearly the same functions, why shouldn’t they merge into one electronic wallet?
Opinion: Introducing politics with purpose in the classroom.
In a heated climate of social divisions, how and when should we talk politics?
Opinion: Safety more important than convenience
While the campus closure on Monday bothered some students, the weather reports and student safety drove the decision.
Opinion: Final exams are not as bad as people think
You might hate final exams, but they’re easier to manage than you may think.
Opinion: Halloween hones imagination
Break out the skeletons and candy, folks, because the best holiday of the year is here.
Songs of the season: The Sentinel’s fall playlist
In the spirit of the season, The Sentinel has put together a Spotify playlist to cover the feelings of fall in all its moody beauty.
OPINION: New financial aid grant gives necessary relief to students
A new statewide aid initiative aims to increase access to higher education for low-income students.
Opinion: Parking pandemonium poorly handled for freshman, commuters
As the student population grows, parking options struggle to keep up.