Student Debt Forgiveness: Treatment or Treachery
By Carter Burchi With one in five Americans having accrued $1.65 trillion in student loan debt, the promise of “loan
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Thursday, May 21, 2026
Opinion
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Dating isn’t a construction site
A list of lies: ‘he’ll settle down for you eventually’, ‘I can change him’, ‘Trump won the election’. All of
Read MoreGovernors should serve the people
Throughout Kristie Noem’s reign as South Dakota’s governor, I’ve realized two things. One: I liked her as a governor a
Read MoreBroaden your mind by traveling the world
By Kolton Drogowski Classes have officially started at CSC! With hundreds of people meeting each other for the first time
Read MoreCensorship, the new education
After administrators created a new rule where transgender students writing for the newspaper must use their birth names on bylines,
Read MoreIt’s never too early to take a break
As you start classes for this semester there are two important things to remember: First, pay attention and try your
Read MoreThere are plenty of resources for you
College can be really difficult and as you move in, start to manage classes, a job and a social life
Read MoreJust keep writing, people will support you
Just keep writing. This was a mantra that I seemed to adopt and quickly fell into when I joined The
Read MoreThere is a person behind the athlete
For the third time in the last 30 days, a student athlete has taken their own life. Those are three
Read MoreIn response to “Stop assuming victims are lying”
Dear Editor, Assuming that the defendant is guilty is not how law should be practiced. The system of law should
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