October 24, 2016
Local Halloween-themed entertainment options available for students
With Halloween right around the corner, many students are trying to find ways to celebrate the holiday. Many watch horror movies throughout October, but some go to haunted houses and corn mazes to immerse themselves in the horror. Fraternity and sorority haunted house Lambda Chi Alpha has hosted a haunted house for more than 50 […]
Full-time students with part-time jobs must find balance
As a college student trying to learn how to be financially responsible, I’m fully acquainted with the world of part-time jobs. I’ve spent many weekends, evenings and holidays since my senior year of high school earning a little extra income to supplement my coffee addiction, as well as paying for other necessities like my not-so-glamorous cell […]
Caffeine intake for students too high, healthier options available
After staying up late to study and finish homework, students seek out the highly caffeinated beverage of coffee in order to get through the day. Relying on caffeine, however, is an unhealthy habit that could easily be replaced by other ways to gain energy. There are many students on campus who get a cup of […]
Cell phone plan prices unreasonable for students
Getting a phone plan is a rite of passage in the modern world. Many people entering college, myself included, will leave the family plan their parents have been footing the bill for. Whether it’s a bid for independence, a demand from parents or any other reason, there is a 3 in 5 chance that anyone reading this […]
Congressional term limits mentioned this election, likelihood for action less than likely
“Politicians and diapers must be changed often and for the same reason.” Famous American novelist and philosopher Samuel Clemens, better known as Mark Twain, is known to have said these words of advocacy for instituting Congressional term limits. The controversial topic of limiting elected representatives to a finite number of terms served is once again becoming a […]
Letter to the editor: Practice inclusiveness this Halloween season, don’t choose offensive costumes
Letter to the Volante editor: As Halloween draws near, we start to think about the fun, the costumes and the candy that goes along with it. Halloween is certainly a time of celebration and creativity. It is also a time to be mindful of our value on inclusive excellence and emphasis on everyone feeling valued, […]