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With the inauguration of President Donald Trump, and throughout the almost two years of his tumultuous candidacy, the country has become less and less unified. Some of the feelings of distrust and apprehension come from the media’s portrayal of the Trump candidacy and the shaky start to the first 100 days...
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As cliche as it sounds, saying goodbye truly is never easy. This is especially accurate when saying goodbye to the place and people that have come to mean so much to me. Unlike many of the people I have had the opportunity to work with, only a year of...
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There’s a running joke in the office that I’ve quit more times that people can keep up with. While not entirely true, I have held six positions in four years, one of which I made up by accident. I’ve seen our staff dwindle to 30 and grow to nearly...
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When I started working at The Appalachian, I figured I would stay for a couple months and then leave, having a little something to tack onto my resume. That was simply not the case, and in the past two years, I quickly found myself transitioning from the graphic design...
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Let’s get together and do something cool.” How many times did I hear that from Malik Rahili and Justin Perry in the four years we’ve been friends, and the four years we’ve been working, in whatever capacity, for The Appalachian? A lot. Of all the things I’ve done in...
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I arrived to The Appalachian with little but an enthusiasm for sports and a desire to get behind the scenes. I had never written, but I loved reading sports articles – I figured that was requisite enough to give it a shot. I had just decided to change my major,...
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I was introduced to The Appalachian somewhat by chance in a class on the first day of my junior year. The editor of the arts & entertainment section at the time, who was in the class with me, encouraged us to come to an interest meeting if the idea of...
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As the presidential primaries enter the final stretch, it is looking more and more like Bernie Sanders will not be the Democratic nominee. FiveThirtyEight gives Clinton a nearly 100 percent chance of winning Pennsylvania and Maryland, the two biggest areas for delegates in today’s primaries. While a recent Fox...
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You know, it’s kinda funny. From the beginning of this year, I wanted nothing more than to hang up my cape and cowl of editor-in-chief and move on to the “real world.” I spent months counting down the days until graduation, and I got more and more excited that...
With the inauguration of President Donald Trump, and throughout the almost two years of his tumultuous candidacy, the country has become less and less unified. Some of the feelings of distrust and apprehension come from the media’s portrayal of the Trump candidacy and the shaky start to the first 100 days...
As cliche as it sounds, saying goodbye truly is never easy. This is especially accurate when saying goodbye to the place and people that have come to mean so much to me. Unlike many of the people I have had the opportunity to work with, only a year of...
There’s a running joke in the office that I’ve quit more times that people can keep up with. While not entirely true, I have held six positions in four years, one of which I made up by accident. I’ve seen our staff dwindle to 30 and grow to nearly...
When I started working at The Appalachian, I figured I would stay for a couple months and then leave, having a little something to tack onto my resume. That was simply not the case, and in the past two years, I quickly found myself transitioning from the graphic design...
Let’s get together and do something cool.” How many times did I hear that from Malik Rahili and Justin Perry in the four years we’ve been friends, and the four years we’ve been working, in whatever capacity, for The Appalachian? A lot. Of all the things I’ve done in...
I arrived to The Appalachian with little but an enthusiasm for sports and a desire to get behind the scenes. I had never written, but I loved reading sports articles – I figured that was requisite enough to give it a shot. I had just decided to change my major,...
I was introduced to The Appalachian somewhat by chance in a class on the first day of my junior year. The editor of the arts & entertainment section at the time, who was in the class with me, encouraged us to come to an interest meeting if the idea of...
As the presidential primaries enter the final stretch, it is looking more and more like Bernie Sanders will not be the Democratic nominee. FiveThirtyEight gives Clinton a nearly 100 percent chance of winning Pennsylvania and Maryland, the two biggest areas for delegates in today’s primaries. While a recent Fox...
You know, it’s kinda funny. From the beginning of this year, I wanted nothing more than to hang up my cape and cowl of editor-in-chief and move on to the “real world.” I spent months counting down the days until graduation, and I got more and more excited that...