With a federal minimum wage that hasn’t kept up with inflation and millions of Americans working two or more jobs to make ends meet, it’s
Category: Opinion
Parking at Pierce creates more problems than just headaches
With the semester starting and enrollment returning to pre-pandemic numbers, parking has become a time-consuming and anxiety-inducing task for students that also compromises their safety.
Streetbeat: What do you think the minimum wage should be and why?
“In my opinion, I think minimum wage should be a minimum of $23. I personally think that because with inflation, gas prices and
How to reconnect when the world has shifted its focus
So much time is spent with one’s eyes focused on a screen that it can create tunnel vision, blurring the mind to the surroundings. In
Online learning is more mainstream than ever
The COVID-19 pandemic had life-altering effects for individuals across the globe. From restaurants being shut down to protective masks becoming the new norm, changes were
Streetbeat: What would you like to learn more about during Black History Month?
“I think learning about Black history as a whole, I think I want to learn that more. In schools, you’re often not taught—talking in
Letter from the editor – Fall 2023
I am the Roundup newspaper Fall 2023 editor-in-chief. I have been a student in the Media Arts Department since Fall 2019. (I know, I know.
Congregations on campus can bring unity to students
The significance of transitioning from a community college to a four-year university is substantial. In this era of rapid advancements and evolving job markets, the
Fast track to four year university success
The significance of transitioning from a community college to a four-year university is substantial. In this era of rapid advancements and evolving job markets, the
The college experience is not worth rushing
The college life of the average American student is considered to be ideally an education starting and ending at a four-year university, private or public.