It is with great pleasure that I announce News Editor Kienna Van Dellen will succeed me as Editor in Chief of The Collegian for the 2021-2022 school year. Van Dellen was hired […]

Writing this last editorial was much harder than I thought. More than fatigue from writing final papers and studying for final tests, or a lack of time from making final memories with […]

Most people would assess themselves and conclude they are pretty smart. They might recall the last article on current events they read, or the score they made on their last big test, […]

One year ago this month, the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak a global pandemic. With vaccines rolling out at varying speeds across the country, and a reasonable hope that this […]

In the divisive arena of American politics, the conversation often focuses on how “polarized” things have become. Op-eds and online blogs have proliferated the idea that America must turn away from “extremism […]

I used to think that people who struggled with mental health issues were weak, unable to cope with life’s often uncomfortable realities. My friend Ben, a senior psychology major from Tupelo, Mississippi, […]

F. Scott Fitzgerald believed a good way to test one’s mind is to hold two opposite ideas before the other and try to continue functioning as normal.  My mind, hopefully in a […]

Though I hate to see it in print, perhaps the most needed winter break in college history is long gone. Replacing it is a new semester much like its predecessor. The only […]