The ‘serious’ history of April Fools’ Day
By La’Niya Jones April Fools’ Day is a day filled with pranks, jokes, and laughter, but what history hides behind
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Student Run Since '61
March 6, 2026
Student Run Since '61
Opinion
Why Kamala Harris should run in the 2024 Presidential election
By Shibi Prabhakar a student submission As the midterm elections just ended, the next big race to focus on is
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Two snaps are all it takes, how to embody Wednesday Addams
By Ruby Schwalm Being an outcast isn’t easy to handle. But, being an outcast in an environment of other outcasts
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Delta’s minimum wage makes education choices harder on student workers
By Misty Barron UNIVERSITY CENTER – A 2016 study found that students who work on campus completed degrees at a
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12 months in one genre, Spotify Wrapped tells all
By Ruby Schwalm So many things can happen in a span of one year. One might experience hardship and loss,
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A different view of Christian conservatism
By Vanessa Selle When someone says they are politically conservative, there is usually an assumption that they are white, Christian,
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A student New Year’s resolution part five
Five healthy ways to lose weight for your New Year’s resolution By Kayla Lugo a student submission
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A student New Year’s Resolution part three
Why picking up a new hobby should be your New Year’s resolution this year By: Kathryn Nickell a student submission
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A student New Year’s resolution part one
Tips on finding a job this new year By Shibi Prabhakar a student submission Hey Michiganders, as the new year
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What’s the deal with hookups in college?
By Sarah Ritcey Sex! The college craze. Whether you’re into relationships, friends with benefits, hookups, or sneaky links (someone you’re
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