It is invaluable to take your power back, because in the end, redirecting that energy toward something productive is essential to progress.

When I took an unpaid internship this summer, I didn’t realize how much it was going to cost me.

What happened in Charlottesville is horrible, but in a few short weeks, the world will move on. I challenge you to be someone that doesn’t.

A femme is a person who may display feminine qualities. It’s an all-encompassing word that includes men, women, gender-fluid and nonbinary identifying individuals.

With finals approaching, it can be easy to allow that stress to pile on even further, but it’s important to remember that a single letter grade in a class ultimately will not define you.

The last time I stepped onstage was October. While I miss the stage dearly, I’m grateful for the tools it provided me.

If we could eliminate the stigma surrounding prescription medications, more people could make decisions that may ultimately lead them to living better lives.

I hate living in Panther Village. I know that’s harsh, but it’s the truth.

While Chapman has made attempts to create more initiatives to engage students, the effort is lost if the student body at large refuses to become engaged in the issues that affect minorities.

It’s difficult for me to live in a world like this. I often feel that it’s easier to desensitize myself to all of it. The Cross-Cultural Center has given me a space where I want to have these difficult conversations.

Olivia Harden, Opinions Editor, writes a beautiful open letter to her mother in which she discusses their relationship and what it means to her.

Self-care should be a vital part of any college student’s weekly routine.

The Muslim Student Association held Hijab and Kufi Day on Feb. 23 in which students were encouraged to wear a hijab, or headscarf traditionally worn by women in the Muslim community, or a kufi, a cap worn by men, to experience what it is like to be a Muslim.

Black people have often had to create their own spaces in this country because their accomplishments are generally not recognized by the general public

I’ve never felt more uncomfortable on campus then I did Feb. 9. This was the day when the picture surfaced of the “All Lives Matter” flag posted over the Pan-African flag on campus.

Protest has been and always will be an important and valuable part of American history. Be a part of making that history with us.