Opinion – Page 2

Performative Activism: A Different Kind of Plague

Performative activism, unaffectionately known as slacktivism, is not a new problem. This term applies to the actions (or lack thereof) taken by

March 22, 2021 Moriah Story 0 Comments

By Moriah Story It all began when I found an aquarium at a church yard sale. There it sat, unused

By Marleigh Belk Nelson Mandela once said, “Education is the most powerful weapon we can use to change the world.”

By Mariah Kiefer Chambersburg, PA is not a night town, but downtown Chambersburg President Sam Thrush is hoping that the

By Moriah Story Common Hour was held virtually on March 8, and featured an interview with Pat Vail, a Wilson

By Luis Gonzalez Dr. Dana Harriger is a Professor of Biology, and one of a team of four biologists, here

By Bailey Miller Few people know that monarch butterflies are suffering from a lack of resources to help sustain their

March 22, 2021 Zachary Powell 0 Comments

By Zachary Powell On the weekend of January 30th, Wilson College Residents Life and the resident assistants welcomed residential students

By Marleigh Belk An individual once said, “Distance means so little when someone means so much” for my sister Mae

By Ta’Niya Kees Phyllis Owens. A mother, sister, grandmother, daughter, and aunt. Most Importantly she’s a survivor. We sat down