OPINION: The fight for reproductive freedom is not over
By Sophie ApplinAs the nation is at war with reproductive health after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, we are left wondering: "what does this mean for me?" Read more
Opinions
OPINION: Sister Cindy isn’t iconic — she is a marketing mastermind
Sister Cindy preached her conservative religious beliefs at the University of Arizona campus Monday, she isn’t just iconic – she is a marketing mastermind. Read more
OPINION: Traveling as a college student is worth it
Whether someone is traveling around their city, state, country or abroad, traveling comes with so many benefits. Traveling, especially as a college student, is one of the best ways to experience new cultures. According to Travelex, traveling can help people become more independent, boost happiness and reduce stress. Read more
OPINION: When the daily Wordle just isn’t enough, here are 13 ranked alternatives
Doing the New York Times Wordle every day is a worthy and based obsession. It's quick, easy and makes the brain work. Sometimes it feels like that five-by-six grid will stare at you forever, while you miserably contemplate what five-letter word will bring you closer to success. Read more
OPINION: When will we accept that college is not right for everyone and that is okay?
Going to university and getting a degree can be a powerful resource for your future, however, it doesn’t guarantee success or happiness. I believe that depending on your personal life and career goals, higher education isn’t a requirement. Read more
GUEST LETTER: Thoughts from an incoming ASUA senator
A recent Twitter response by ASUA to an article written by the Daily Wildcat prompted incoming senator Amy Gaudet to write a letter detailing the duties of student government and the importance of criticism. Read more
OPINION: Reasons to write your senators and representatives and how to do it
It is our responsibility to let them know what issues are important to us, and how we want them to vote in the Senate or House. Writing a letter of concern or support towards a particular piece of legislation is a way to hold our elected officials accountable in their positions. Read more
COLUMN: Alex's music roundup March 18
As the year has progressed, more music has been released from the indie genre and many are musicians with a dedicated fan base. These albums are very anticipated in the indie genre. This week's roundup shows beloved bands and artists coming out with music post pandemic. Read more
OPINION: Has social media helped us open up about mental health?
In recent years it has become more and more common for individuals to open up about mental health. Through social media there have been countless posts shared with resources, personal stories and motivational posts to show support. The content that has been shared is helping to normalize the discussion of mental health and mental illness and break the stigma behind it. Read more
OPINION: Live in the moment
We get worried about what comes next in life, but forget to take the time to appreciate where we are right now; now used to be what came next. Read more
OPINION: Talking about Latinx/Hispanic college experience
The college experience can be daunting for those who feel as though they do not fit the traditional college student mold. Read more
OPINION: Let women be women
Women’s rights have progressed monumentally, and Women’s History Month is a celebration of all of the important ways that women have contributed and continue to contribute to society. However, even today, women and girls are berated for their every like and dislike, from trends and fashion to popular culture. Read more
OPINION: Guns on campus cannot be the new normal
S.B. 1123 recently passed through the Arizona Senate Judiciary Committee. This bill would allow concealed carry on college campuses throughout Arizona. Opinions writer Sophia Hammer discusses how the bill could be harmful to college communities across the state. Read more
