COLUMN: There is no question Russell Westbrook has won the NBA MVP race
Crushing a so-called un-crushable record in professional sports is usually followed by an MVP award.
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COLUMN: Personal records are possible, even when sick
The miles passed, and the illness never made an appearance at the race. I felt good.
COLUMN: Football is stacked in talent in spring ball
While some players who shined in spring ball failed to make a similar impact in the regular season, others have used the 14 sessions to stake a claim for their future starting spot.
COLUMN: Faith and identity can be conflicting
Though I still have qualms about the Catholic Church and its ideological stance against the LGBTQ community, I now realize that my faith and beliefs shouldn’t be defined by what people tell me is right or wrong.
COLUMN: Trump strike on Syria should concern students
We should question the effectiveness of a “humanitarian” intervention, in response to innocent deaths, that itself reportedly killed four children.
COLUMN: NHL, USA must find balance for Olympics
When the announcement was made, I had to be one of the most disappointed hockey fans on the planet.
COLUMN: Alumnus Nikhil Korula credits music success to practice
Understanding himself means that Korula also practices a healthy amount of self-care.
COLUMN: Abortion pill bill enables female bodily autonomy
Abortion is not dangerous. It is a health service that women with different ambitions, academic goals, dreams and desires need.
COLUMN: Successful hockey boycott is promising
On Monday, the U.S. women’s hockey team reached the semifinals of the World Championships, knocking out Finland 5-3 to earn a top seeding. The win wasn’t necessarily a surprise for the Americans, who entered ranked No. 6 in the world against their unranked opponents. But its occurrence so close to Equal Pay Day was a […]
COLUMN: 13 Reasons Why lacks emotional captivation
I first encountered Thirteen Reasons Why in middle school, reading Jay Asher’s novel alone in my bed as the entire house sat quiet around me. At 13 and 14 years old, I always found myself reading when the night is the most frightening: the rest of my family asleep, left alone with nothing but my thoughts. […]