BY RACHEL LEVY “Alright team. Today’s mission is a tough one.” “But it seems so far out of reach!” “Nonsense. We have a strategy. Now, I’m going to need your full cooperation. It’s not going to be easy, I can tell you that. We have spent months devising this plan and I am putting my… Continue reading Mission Impossible: Marston
BY JOSHUA SANTOS With Apex Legends coming out of nowhere at the start of February and amassing 25 million unique player logins in one week, there’s a new game in the spotlight erupting in popularity at a similar rate that Fortnite did. Whether or not the game will actually supersede Fortnite is anyone’s guess, but… Continue reading How Fortnite Changed the Gaming Industry
BY KATHERINE JOVANOVIC For our generation, climate change has been an ever-present, elusive cloud hanging over us. We hear about rising sea levels and higher temperatures, but we can only imagine our planet's future environment. Despite projections of our environment’s state through data and visuals, we can never know what that future truly is until… Continue reading Climate Change(s) Us the Most: The Law, Science, & Youth Activism
BY ALARA GUVENLI Ah, the all-encompassing refreshing feeling of a new year and a new semester beginning at the same time. It’s as if the stars and blood wolf moon have aligned and are now judging you if you don’t follow through with your new year’s resolutions. Even Mercury is out of retrograde. Literally nothing… Continue reading Tidying Up Your Life
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BY CHLOE CAMPBELL In Fall 2018, I was a sophomore who had just transferred into the Honors Program, I was very confused as to what “Hume” was, and I was looking for some way to get involved in the Honors community. Enter Honor Chords: the Honors Acapella group. When Honor Chords performed at the Student… Continue reading The Honor Chords are Aca-mazing
BY ANAYS HERNANDEZ Discussing conspiracy theories, just like Gator Football, is a favorite pastime of students, due to the mysterious vibes emanating off each story and inevitable curiosity sparked within the mind. I personally love reading up on various theories during my free-time. I mean, who doesn’t want to know if aliens are actually real?… Continue reading Conspiracy Theories for the Skeptic Gator
BY KAYLYN LING What does it take to become the #1 album on iTunes barely five minutes after release? It takes an anthology of lyrical heartache, the angelic voice of Ariana Grande, and a couple of clever tweets. Grande’s fifth studio album “Thank U, Next” has been smashing records and making well-deserved headlines since its… Continue reading imagine a New Music Industry for Female Artists: Ariana Grande delivers with “Thank U, Next”
BY ZOE FRONGILLO Warning: Mild spoilers ahead. As technology and social media become more prevalent in our lives, from the smartphones that are never further than an arm’s length away to the smart devices we willingly install in our homes, it is important to be aware of what rights we forfeit and how this technology… Continue reading Why You Should Watch “Bandersnatch”
BY ANISHA SARIPALLI In college, lots of extracurricular activities are available to students. One of these activities includes participating in research. If you don’t know how to ask for a research position, here’s a four step guide to getting one. 1.Contact the Center of Undergraduate Research: CUR is a great tool with peer advisors that will help… Continue reading A Gator’s Guide To: Getting a Research Position
