New Year’s resolutions: Pointless or powerful?
THEY ARE A SETUP FOR FAILURE by Padideh Aghanoury On Jan. 2 of every year, without fail, gym memberships skyrocket...
Point/CounterPoint
Should all majors require science classes?
NOT EVERYONE NEEDS THEM | By Kendra Hardin The promise of the opportunity to focus on one’s passions in college is...
Should national parks charge entrance fees?
FEES PROTECT THE ECOSYSTEM | Amanda Blackman Congress founded the National Park Service in 1916 with the mission of protecting natural...
Is Canvas a useful resource for students?
IT IS INCONSISTENT AND CONFUSING | Tyler Halas CU Denver uses Canvas to organize all online course information and assignments for...
Was the JFK assassination a conspiracy?
THE GOVERNMENT WAS INVOLVED | Sarai Nissan These are the known facts: President John F. Kennedy was assassinated on Nov....
Is spoiler culture good or bad?
SPOILERS INFORM THE AUDIENCE | Amanda Blackman In a golden age of storytelling—with popular movies, books, and TV shows in constant release—spoilers...
How important is campus involvement?
EVERY STUDENT SHOULD PARTICIPATE | Matt Kriese Before students step into the professional world, it is crucial that they first...
Baby pics on social media: Yes or no?
THE CUTENESS SHOULD BE SHARED | Dilkush Khan Using social media platforms, users are able to share every part of...
Grade forgiveness at CU Denver: Yes or no?
IT'S ONLY FAIR | GUY SIMONS Grade forgiveness is when a student retakes a class after receiving an F, and...
Should retail workers have to smile?
HUMANS ARE COMPLEX | Matt Kriese People often forget that the economy is not some conglomerate, unrecognizable, giant beast that...
