What You Need to Know About Resubmitting your FAFSA
By: Sarah Gomez, Staff Writer
The Federal Application for Student Aid opened the 2021-2022 application October 1st, so it is time to once again reapply for aid. This is something most students have done before and should be generally familiar with. If you have decided in the past to not apply for whatever reason, I strongly encourage you to apply this year for the opportunity to get federal aid you missed out on in the past. The process is tedious but worth the time spent.
Media Bias Chart
By: Kaitlin Wells, Staff Reporter
In today’s world, navigating the media, and more specifically the news, can be a great challenge. Many news sources have biased or inaccurate content which can confuse and mislead many people. Fortunately, Vanessa Otero has provided a solution for all of us with the creation of her media bias chart.
Get the Flu Before the Flu Gets You!
By: Kaitlin Wells, Staff Reporter
According to Princeton University health services, colds and influenza are the most common illnesses among college students. So how can you protect yourself from catching the flu this year? The answer is easy, vaccination.
Is this town big enough for the both of us?
By: Jack Adams, Staff Reporter
Denver was one of the fastest growing cities in the United States between 2014 and 2015, and even though the city’s growth rate slightly dipped last year; Denver’s total population is quickly approaching 700,000.
Man, medicine, and sleep in space
By: Andrianna Veatch, Staff Reporter
The medical issues facing mankind in space are fascinating, particularly since in science fiction, any and all medicine tends to be handwaved by crazy-advanced technology or magic cures rather than explored and addressed.