Posts in category Opinion

Freshmen students began to move into the dorms in early August for the 2021 school year. At this point, the Dixie Fire had been burning …

School is back in full swing and so is sleep deprivation and a mountain of assignments. Having a full schedule and being on the move …

In June, many companies often produce a product of some kind celebrating LGBTQ+ Pride month. Starbucks created a kaleidoscope-styled limited edition collection this year which …

This past Friday, T-Pain and Sage the Gemini performed for over 3,000 University of Nevada, Reno students. Crowds of students gathered in Lawlor Events Center, …

This time last year I was preparing to start my new and exciting college journey. The first real big step was getting everything I needed …

Nevada head diving coach Jian Li You  was recently selected to the U.S. Olympic Diving Team coaching staff for the 2020 Olympic Games, USA Diving …

President Joe Biden signed a resolution on June 17, making Juneteenth a federal holiday. This comes after the United States Senate unanimously passed a resolution …

The past year has tested the limits of everyone. People, governments, institutions and everything in between have been put to the test in their ability …

By Sarah Gar A recent Cornell University report links 40% of human deaths today to pollution, so why doesn’t this pandemic dominate the news cycle? …

When I was making $9 an hour working at Starbucks, money was tight. Every extra dollar I could save was a dollar I could put …