By Lachelle Parrish – Student Journalist We are halfway through the semester! Can you believe it? Time flies by so fast yet so slow, though most times, it feels like a drag mid-semester. For some reason, students lose the zeal that they had at the beginning. However, we must push on, but don’t forget to … Continued
By Nicole Jide-Ojo Don Miguel Ruiz is a Mexican author and spiritual teacher, famously known for his Toltec Wisdom Series and best-selling novel, The Four Agreements. Ruiz joins his son, Don Jose, to write a sequel to The Four Agreements, which can be read as a stand-alone, in which they shed more light and build … Continued
By James Ochoa – Student Journalist In April 2016, while I was a junior in high school, I wrote an opinion piece titled “The Ethics of Eating Dogs,” challenging and calling out the racism of my classmates, while justifying that it was ethical to eat dogs and criticizing the culture of pet ownership and testing … Continued
By James Ochoa – Student Journalist I stumbled upon a Rutgers Newark yearbook from 1972 and in it was a picture of the newly constructed Parking Deck 1 on University Avenue that was still lined with cobblestones. It made me wonder how such a structure made students feel over 50 years ago. I know students … Continued