Acting training can make you a marketable professional.

When I was younger, I thought college would be the time in my life when I got all my life experience in and figured out who I am and what I want. It is, to some degree, and I’m happy to say that I'm a little bit closer to figuring it all out, but I’m not fully there yet. Well, I’m here to tell you that that’s okay.

If you’re frantically scrolling through LinkedIn, Handshake or Indeed looking for jobs and internships like me, you probably noticed that the standard for entry-level positions has risen exponentially. The idea of entry-level jobs is practically disappearing before our eyes.

It's exciting to see how far this technology can advance and how accessible it can be to the everyday user. Perhaps in a dystopian future, we’ll have bots making more of our decisions for us while we take a backseat and let everything run its automated course.

If passed, S.B. 1 would require an ID to vote. At first glance, the requirement doesn’t necessarily seem like a terrible idea, but the problem isn’t simply showing a form of identification, it’s requiring a photo ID.

As we move into the 2023 Oscar season, we see many of the same movies up for awards, some for good reason and others… not so much.

Misleading packaging that depicts environmentally friendly products but are not actually environmentally friendly is extremely dangerous for our planet.

With rising costs due to the bird flu crisis and inflation, Pitt-owned “grocery stores” just aren’t cutting it.

By letting go of the negative connotations we have with stress, only then can we grow and change.

Assistant Opinions Editor Grace DeLallo explores through poetry the need to slow during the cold months, despite demand from the outside world that we carry on as normal.