Sam Swinson

The University should start looking into ways for students to easily donate their excess GWorld to non-profits. 

Two opinions writers go head to head on the hotly contested debate: the merits of Halloween versus the merits of Christmas.

Failing to release meeting minutes hurts student trust, but also denies the committee the chance to showcase the good work it is doing.

My experiences overall starkly contrasted with most of what the news stories and exposés would have you believe.

The University should allow students to refund their GWorld once they graduate or at least be able to use the remaining funds to pay off debt.

A university that prides itself on political activism and awareness should let its students spend money on the amenities they actually want.

Criticism of laws designed to protect minority voices ignores the necessity of protecting academic freedom and free speech rights.