Opinion
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Italian election highlights lack of legimate candidates
In early February in Italy, 18-year-old Pamela, who had been missing for a few weeks, was found in two suitcases. She was cut into literal...
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Our View: Time to Act: After shooting in Florida, students need to seize chance to improve school safety
In this generation, as students, we have sadly seen so much gun-related violence, but what if we can be the ones to change it? Iowa...
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Our View: The Peace Olympics: Games have shot at thawing frozen Korean relations
The sole purpose of the Olympic games is to unite countries through sport, each one cheering for the gold. This year, it has seemed as...
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Educational Democracy: New schools offering different avenues for students success
If you’re a high school student currently inhabiting planet Earth, chances are you’ve thought something along the lines of “Why do I even have to...
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Our View: Goodbye Chief Wahoo: Now let’s ditch all racist mascots
Baseball is, and always has been, a celebration of the past. Its roots are soiled in a historic run of great athletes, and one of...
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Put a pause on the straws
Over 500 million straws are used daily in America alone. In a lifetime, it is estimated that the average human will use over 35,000 straws,...
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Beginning segments critical to creating effective RPGs
In a standard RPG or JRPG, it’ll be a good hour at the most before you get into real gameplay where the game won’t hold...
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Take action for avoiding online surveillance
As most people know by now, the government is spying on us through our phones, and if that sounds like a conspiracy theory, you’ve not...
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Funding our Futures: Voucher bill would undermine effectiveness of public schools
Every K-12 student in Iowa is worth about $6,500 in state money. This is how much the state of Iowa spends in public tax funds...
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Need some cash?
The holidays came and went in a blur, but behind all of the gifts you have both given and received, you may find yourself to...
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Phone ban or same old rule? How does Iowa’s new law look inside Cedar Falls classrooms
If you step into a classroom at Cedar Falls High School these days—or really, any classroom in Iowa—you might think you accidentally walked into a library… or a witness...
