Fall semester plan lacks contingency
By Drake VittitowFor the editorial board Between Sept. 21 to Sept. 29, Southwestern has gone from...
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Category: Editorials
Communication lacking as institution omits scholars
By Lex Gouyton for the Collegian editorial board Being named Scholar of the College is an...
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Homecoming is everyone’s time
By Tessa Castor for The Collegian editorial board When we begin to value one sport, one...
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Spring and baseball invoke hope
By Cale Eirich Staff reporter For many students in college, the arrival of spring brings hope....
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Proposed soccer rule changes receive negative reviews
Garrett Chapman Staff reporter Soccer may be foreign to everyone by 2026. FIFA, the Fédération...
Read MoreProposed NFL D-League would benefit all
By Pete Moye’ Staff reporter While it is clear as day that college sports, more specifically football, needs reform, no one quite knows the right answer. Well, I do. In efforts to satisfy players’ want to be professional,...
Read MoreSocial media being used to flirt (Editorial)
Social media is helping people out with one more aspect of their lives, the dating scene. It is an easy and effective way to flirt and let their interest in a person show anytime the mood hits.
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Tattoo trend jeopardizes job opportunities
Your favorite bands are covered with them and your favorite athletes point to them when they grab victory from their opponents.
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Superfoods have health benefits
By Dalton Carver Staff reporter It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s an…apple? “Superfood” may just be...
Read MoreWhite, black, cobalt blue and purple are this fall’s hottest colors
White, black, cobalt blue and purple are this fall’s hottest colors.
Read MoreNuclear weapons: better safe than sorry
By Dalton Carver Staff reporter “The moment of explosion is approaching fast.” This quote from the general staff of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea’s military is just one of the many threats that the country has issued...
Read MorePrequel dazzles, but falls short of excellence
As I have lived in Kansas my whole life, I am well acquainted with the story that made this flat land famous, The Wizard of Oz. So when I heard that there was going to be a prequel, I thought I would go see it just for the heck of it.
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