I don’t usually resort to numbers when trying to elucidate the meaning or importance of an event. They lack the pliability and personality of words. As my tenure as editor-in-chief draws to a close, however, I can’t help but to crunch their…

The renaissance of radio is upon us. Whether we’re tuning into the calming croon of Ira Glass’ endearing tenor as he guides us through this week’s theme of “This American Life,” losing ourselves to the mystery of “Limetown,” or parsing…

Photo Reilly Patrick '19 BY KATE ANGUS AND OLIVIA WHITE STAFF WRITER AND EDITOR IN CHEIF The evening of Thursday, March 2 saw members of the Outing Club trucking around Canton collecting any piles of slush and icy snow leftover from…

On Wednesday, the Turkish government ended the Muslim headscarf ban for female army officers. According to the BBC, this ban has been effective since the 1980s. The military was considered the final warden of secularism in Turkey’s…

Photo via University Communications Welcome to the first issue of second semester. This is bittersweet for me and more than half the staff, as it marks our, god forbid, final 12 issues. If ever I have been in denial about anything it is…

It was recently brought to my attention by a student reader that an article published in this week’s issue of The Hill News titled “Tsabedze ’20 Responds to “Not All Trump: A Conservative’s Take on Immigration” was partially plagiarized…

Photo courtesy of NCPR In the most recent development in the Oral Nicholas Hillary case, Judge Felix Catena deemed the defendant “not guilty” of the 2011 murder of twelve-year-old Garrett Phillips. NCPR reports that, after the ruling,…