Photo by David Jakacky In March 2020, as campuses and businesses were shutting down to shelter in place due to COVID-19, many people were afraid as they watched their…
Taylor Swift’s new album “Red (Taylor’s Version)” topped charts hours after its midnight release on Friday, Nov. 12, with fans even crashing popular streaming apps…
Photo by David Jakacky In October of 2020, over 30,000 gallons of chemicals entered the Penobscot River through a floor drain leak at ND Paper Mill in Old Town.…
Photo by David Jakacky There’s a popular saying among college students: You can’t be an alcoholic until you graduate. The truth is—you can, and many college students are. Unfortunately,…
Photo by David Jakacky In recent years, local governments have enacted laws regulating consumer products in an effort to reduce our dependence on petroleum products. The movement began by…
Photo by David Jakacky Most universities and colleges are known for a particular program or department, advertising that students in these programs thrive and are provided superior resources, professors…
Photo by David Jakacky One of the fatal flaws of the public education system, according to most young adults, is the lack of exposure to practical life skills. “I…
Photo by David Jakacky Recreational substance use is a hot button issue in a time where the opioid crisis and federal legalization of cannabis have sparked national conversation. Those…
Photo by David Jakacky “Skinny legend.” “What’s the workout plan?” “I’m not eating today.” These harmful comments that flood social media posts highlight a dangerous culture of thinness obsession…
Photo by David Jakacky As we pass the halfway mark of our fall semester, many fourth-year students are beginning to look ahead to one of the biggest days of…