Surviving with celiac in The Commons
Jenna Muller
Guest Writer
Eating at the commons while maintaining a balance of both proper nutrition and variety is difficult enough, but allergies, intolerances, and restrictions can greatly complicate this situation...
Deserted life on campus: Q&A
PARIS MORWOOD FRANKLIN
Opinion Editor
franklpm@plu.edu
Cate Rush is a first-year Nursing student. She works for Campus Safety and is a coxswain for the Rowing Team. She stayed on-campus in order to...
Moving monuments
Carly Stauffer; Guest Writer; stauffice@plu.edu
Anyone with a calibrated moral compass recognizes August’s Charlottesville tragedy as corrupt and heartbreaking. The bloody clash of white supremacists rallying against the removal of a statue...
Policy trumps Trump
ZACKERY GOSTISHA; Guest Writer; gostiszk@plu.edu
Off-year elections are a lot like the cups of coffee I drink: there’s too many, I talk too much about them and no one else cares. Except...
#PINKOUT: more than slacktivism
Matthew Salzano
Mast TV General Manager
salzano@plu.edu
It’s not slacktivism. Making your profile picture pink to #StandWithPP is a valuable way to show support and start conversation.
Planned Parenthood has been highlighted in...
FYEP Column
One of the most developed skills we share as a generation is making sad, serious things into jokes. It is so much easier to laugh at students’ (our) messed-up...
Letter from the Editor- October 2024
This issue has been a grand ambition and wildest hope of Sarah’s and mine over this summer. We both wanted to start off strong and early – let the...
Letter to the Editor
WILLIE DICKERSON; nyanfwo@gmail.com
Welcome Paris Franklin and thanks for the invitation to write; the power of our voices is not to be underestimated. (‘Letter from the Editor’ by Paris Franklin, Mast...
The karma and consequences of Trump’s COVID-19 diagnosis
By Kiyomi Kishaba
Opinion Editor
My mom and I recently started watching West Wing, a ‘90s show depicting the excitement of a fictional presidency, so we could pretend for an hour...