College’s high cost is leading to illegal downloads

By Jacob Peller, Staff Writer Published Aug. 27, 2014 Congratulations, you made it through the first week of class. Sadly, this also means that you’ve finished emptying your bank account in order to pay for books, tuition, meals, student fees, and other items you probably wouldn’t like to disclose. With that being said, many students have turned to cost-saving techniques that are, well, illegal.  Perhaps … Continue reading College’s high cost is leading to illegal downloads

Facebook’s newest folly

By Aja Cooper, Staff Writer Published Aug. 20, 2014 With Instagram and Snapchat becoming the most frequently visited apps on my social media list, scrolling through Facebook has begun to feel more like a tedious chore than a nice pastime. The game invitations, birthday reminders and articles that peak your interest have suddenly become questionable, because they’re on Facebook. But as I scrolled through my … Continue reading Facebook’s newest folly

Campus housing cuts into students’ wallets

By Ayana Bessard, Staff Writer Published Aug. 20, 2014 It’s that time of year again, and if you’re like any other college student you’ve most likely spent the last week making last minute buys and staying up until two in the morning stuffing as much as you can into suitcases and boxes. The freshmen can’t sleep because they have no idea what the new world … Continue reading Campus housing cuts into students’ wallets