Last month TikTok, an increasingly popular video-sharing app, made changes to its community guidelines and policies to include a section called “Misleading information,” which prohibits…
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If you haven’t heard, let me be the first to tell you: Massachusetts has its first confirmed case of the new coronavirus. Also, as of…
The recent increase in social media use among young adults has sparked the concern of many people, including alternative pop band, Echosmith. Back in September,…
Lately, I have been thinking extensively about what it means to be bicultural, both within the current sociopolitical climate, as well as at Smith in…
The protest in Hong Kong is reaching its sixth month. From peaceful sit-in objecting the extradition bill to stochastic violence — conducted by part of…
I hate being called a “legacy.” I had never heard the expression used in the way colleges do until I started attending college. When I…
Microaggressions are a symptom of a much larger problem in our thought process. First of all, the only thing small about microaggressions is the amount…
When I was first applying for colleges as a high school senior, I had no clue what I wanted to major in or what career…
Family weekend has just passed. Besides engaging in pumpkin carving, cider pressing, and attending Montage, you may also have taken your family member to the campus center and spent some time together there. At the CC, you can buy a steaming hot latte from the café, and then walk down the stairs to the bookstore.
I've read last Friday's letter from President McCartney and the Board of Trustees with a plan for divestment from fossil fuels. I find it concerning.