Julianna Concepcion | Opinion Writer work from home / Photo by 'Wdnld', licensed by Envato.com Being a senior kind of sucks. Time has sped past me, and while I’m happy to have had such amazing experiences in my first three years, my fourth year's been kind of sucky. Grad school applications, twenty-page writing samples, directed research—it's making my upcoming graduation feel too real. I’ve worked hard enough to deserve the degree, yes, but what of the friends I’ve made,

Mikayla Leskey | Arts and Entertainment All our lives, we’ve been taught about mythology. At least, for me, I was. I think it started in the second grade, with little folktales, which progressed to reading the Percy Jackson books in third grade, and then now in college, reading full books explaining different mythologies across cultures. But why? Why have we been learning about mythology since we were kids? Why was it deemed important enough for the curriculum? Especially

Liam Saranich | News Editor Discussions about closing the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) have raised concerns about the future of...

Megan Hayes | News Editor Please be aware that this article speaks about sensitive topics relating to death by gun violence. When a...

Jessica Vieira | Opinion Editor The rise of anti-intellectualism is concerning to say the absolute least. What is anti-intellectualism?...

Megan Solensky | Staff Writer I’m sitting at Eastern with the days dwindling down on my time here, and I watch as tour guides walk...