Chronicles of a COVID kid: One year later
By Natalie Faas, Assistant News Editor It’s easy to feel sorry for students who graduated…
Opinion
Swimming to the end: My last 100 days at Canisius
Features editor Alexis Agee describes her time at Canisius as both a swimmer and active member of the campus community and the impact that the connections she’s made has had on her life.
Ten Reasons Why We Won’t Give a Dime to Canisius College, and Neither Should You
Canisius Alum and professor of history at the University of Northern Colorado Steven Seegel gives his critique of recent donation drives held by the college amidst managerial scandals, stating that “it’s entirely unclear to us if Canisius has any values left.”
A mend meant to fix amendments
The Constitution’s biggest flaw according to Assistant Opinion Editor Patrick Healy? It gives the government, not the people, power over government reform.
Elliott Smith: The Joy of Angst
Have you been looking for an artist to really tickle the part of your brain that loves being sad? Well Opinion Contributor Bailey McOwen has just the Oscar Nominee for you: Elliot Smith
The Fiscal Faucet
What does a common kitchen appliance have to do with the Founding Fathers and U.S. fiscal policy? Assistant Opinion Editor Patrick Healy explains.
Is Video Game Commentary a valid form of Entertainment?
The Griffin discusses the growth of video game commentary as a source of entertainment rivaling that of traditional sports
Mission: Hundred Days
As he begins his last 100 days, Multimedia Director Nolan Hopkins remembers his journey through “the House that Petey built.”
The Frontier State Tries Its Hand At Reform
Assistant Opinion Editor Patrick Healy discusses wolves and political parties. Sorry, that was redundant.
The new age problems of Online Learning
Opinion Editor Khalil Gordon discusses the challenges posed by online school. This one’s been a long time coming.
