July 23 marked the beginning of the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, which are being held in 2021 after being postponed for a year due to...

We live in a world where, in many cases, decisions or positions are considered to be right or wrong. Oftentimes, institutions and even...

Social media has been buzzing this week with its varying opinions on athlete Gwen Berry’s protest of the national anthem during the medal...

This article is a follow-up to another article regarding police and prison abolition. Read the first article here. In late April, I wrote...

When I first caught wind of the film adaptation of In the Heights in early January, I was thrilled to be entertained by another...

I came to Meredith nearly three years ago with a desire to get involved, meet new people and make a difference on campus. One of the...

In light of the pandemic, students have faced a variety of changes in their day-to-day lives. This past year has been extremely different...

On April 23, all student leaders for the 2021-22 school year participated in the annual Induction Ceremony and Workshop hosted by the...

“I keep my room super clean because I’m, like, OCD.” — This is a phrase I have heard my entire life. The stereotype typically associated...

Trigger warning: this article discusses rape experiences and sexual violence It’s been almost five years since I was raped by one of my...

Meredith students, we need to talk. As resident squirrels, we’ve noticed a significant decrease in the amount of crumbs dropped around...

Most people would agree that names matter. A person’s name is a part of who they are and is often based on that person’s language,...

Recently when scrolling through Instagram, I have been seeing multiple posts of people drinking and enjoying their nights with friends....

I recently read Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You by Ibram X. Kendi and Jason Reynolds for a young adult literature course. Stamped is...

I woke up in the middle of the night to a combination of chills, heat flashes and an aching arm. I rolled out of bed, took a couple of...

April has been widely known as “Autism Awareness Month” in the United States for many years. This action originally sought to empower...

College in America is one of the last stages in which everyone is able to live in a collective community before going their own separate...

Theodore Seuss Geisel, otherwise known as Dr. Seuss, was an American author who was well known for his children’s books. His characters...

I have witnessed both the surface-level racial equity “work” that Meredith attempts to show through multiple trainings, emails and token...

Did you know that in 2021 alone, there have already been over 103 mass shootings? The gun control debate is nothing new — one side is...