Yusuf Awyusuf, Reporter
December 26, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Being a Muslim at Hamline is a unique experience. Unlike many other campuses, Hamline has helped in many ways to facilitate the practice of the Islamic faith. With that being said, I still believe there are some ways that Hamline...
Andy Stec, Senior Columnist
December 6, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Karin Housley and Tina Smith agreed on many things as both vied for the hearts and minds of greater Minnesota, and they even agreed that the current immigration system was in serious need of reform. Republican candidate and Minnesota...
Chloe McElmury, Senior Columnist
December 6, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Ashtrays are long gone and the once smoke-congested areas of campus have been cleared. Although we’re almost five months into Hamline’s “Share the Air” campaign, I’ve still spotted a rogue vape user or cigarette smoker...
Emily Lazear, Reporter
December 6, 2018
Filed under Opinion
On Nov.12, a photograph of a group of male students from Baraboo, Wis. went viral. Many of the students had their arms raised in a Nazi salute, one had his hand curled into a white power sign on his leg and most of the young men...
Emily Brown, Reporter
November 16, 2018
Filed under Opinion
I like to think of Hamline as my second home. All of my friends are here, I get hot meals daily and students leave their stuff all over campus unattended. But is that safe? Is Hamline really this romanticized safe haven where...
Chloe McElmury, Senior Columnist
November 16, 2018
Filed under Opinion
I’ve never voted. I felt inspired to write about my lack of voting from the huge voting push that’s been happening for the midterm elections. Before you roll your eyes at me, let’s get my privilege out of the way, shall...
Hanna Bubser, Senior Columnist
November 16, 2018
Filed under Opinion
This year, I feel as though all I’ve talked about is that I’m graduating in May. Every single conversation seems to be laced with it, whether I’m with my bosses, advisors or peers. Senior year is about many things, but one...
Rose Marie Athiley, Opinion editor
November 16, 2018
Filed under Opinion
Each year, it seems Thanksgiving is glossed over after Halloween and we are thrown into the madness of Christmas. Although I no longer celebrate Thanksgiving, it is a special holiday to me. For me, Thanksgiving marks another year...
Alyxandra Sego, Columnist
November 13, 2018
Filed under Opinion
I am doing something I thought I never would, talking about feminism. Disclaimer, I don’t identify as a feminist. Although I agree with the basic tenet of equality and opportunity for members of my gender, I feel the definitions,...
Chloe McElmury, Senior Columnist
November 13, 2018
Filed under Opinion
A month before my 22nd birthday, I’m feeling old and worn down. 18 credits and about four on-campus jobs is a lot for one semester. One thing that isn’t helping? A full year of senior seminar for my Digital Media Arts (DMA)...
Hanna Bubser, Senior Columnist
November 13, 2018
Filed under Opinion
This past summer, I worked at my on-campus job. That means I was present for the transition from Piperline payments to the Workday system. At the time, the change was rather quiet. Since there weren’t as many students on campus,...
Emily Brown, Columnist
October 30, 2018
Filed under Opinion
A couple weekends ago, I made a huge mistake in the middle of the night. I opened my laptop and lazily scrolled through my Facebook feed. It only took a couple of scrolls for my heart to drop. I saw a girl from my high school...
