There’s only one month left until the semester’s over, and that’s the most welcome yet terrifying news I’ve had all year. Many a time have Whit writers thought about graduating and what that...

As journalism students, we learn through our curriculum that before digital news, the average person would gather their news from traditional media like physical print newspapers, radio stations, television,...

“Aura” to the left of me, “fanum tax” to the right, here I am, stuck in the middle with “rizz.” Yes, that’s how I started this article. And if you understand what any of those phrases...

I’ve had a lot of late nights recently, thanks to a rehearsal schedule along with club obligations. By the time I’m out and ready for dinner, all the campus options are closed–and I’m starving. The...

As I got ready to throw yet another three-day, wild celebration for my twenty second birthday, I was stuck with three emotions, in this order: intense excitement, utter panic, and finally–gratitude.  My...

We are officially one week into April. Which means we are officially three weeks into spring. As winter has turned to spring, and flowers are starting to blossom, I have been reflecting on the last seven...

For graduating seniors, the moments leading up to commencement are full of celebration, family, graduation parties, and acknowledgement for four years of hard work. However, the next four weeks, for most,...

Off-campus housing is often seen as a rite of passage. The freedom, the parties, and the cost-effectiveness of it make it seem like the perfect choice for living at college.  I had this sentiment until...

The other day I was in the Business Hall to pick up my Saxby’s and of course, write an article. None of the tables were open, so I sat in an armchair by the front entrance. The area was littered with...

Just over two months into President Donald Trump's administration, one of its most frequently discussed issues has been the participation of transgender athletes in college sports. The administration has...

In today’s age of technology and online dating, one would think that more and more college students would be in relationships, but a growing statistic shows that students are shifting their focus from...

Since 2009, the state of New Jersey has been trying to plan the construction of the Glassboro-Camden Line (GCL), an 18-mile-long light rail line that would run from Glassboro to Camden with several stops...