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Op-Ed: Selling the Same Fear: Halloween Horror Nights Turns 35

Op-Ed: Selling the Same Fear: Halloween Horror Nights Turns 35

By Raghabendra KC on October 4, 2026

Here is what I am trying to untangle—why do people keep going back to Halloween Horror Nights? How has it survived for 35 years!?! I…

Op-Ed: “Everybody Loves Chat”: The ebb and flow of liberal arts in times of A.I.

Op-Ed: “Everybody Loves Chat”: The ebb and flow of liberal arts in times of A.I.

By Arianna De La Cruz on October 4, 2026

Op-Ed: Fetch: September

Op-Ed: Fetch: September

By Jess Vanderbeck on September 28, 2026

Op-Ed: From Memory to Manuscript: The Journey of Becoming an Author

Op-Ed: From Memory to Manuscript: The Journey of Becoming an Author

By Kaitlynn Torres on September 21, 2026

Op-Ed: Despite Slim Turnout, Rollins Esports Team Sets Sights on Overwatch and Smash Bros Season

Op-Ed: Despite Slim Turnout, Rollins Esports Team Sets Sights on Overwatch and Smash Bros Season

By Bryson Root on September 20, 2026

Op-Ed: East End Neighborhood Developments

Op-Ed: East End Neighborhood Developments

By Bryson Root on September 13, 2026

Op-Ed: We Race On: One Hundred Days at Daytona and the Legacy of Kyle Busch

Op-Ed: We Race On: One Hundred Days at Daytona and the Legacy of Kyle Busch

By Molly Higgins on September 13, 2026

Op-Ed: Culinary Appropriation: Soy Sauce Eggs, The Diaspora, and You

Op-Ed: Culinary Appropriation: Soy Sauce Eggs, The Diaspora, and You

By Jess Vanderbeck on April 26, 2026

Op-Ed: The Hardest Part Wasn’t Physical: What Switching from Volleyball to Rowing Taught Me

Op-Ed: The Hardest Part Wasn’t Physical: What Switching from Volleyball to Rowing Taught Me

By Ava Cottingham on April 26, 2026

Op-Ed: Is This the Middle Ages? The U.S. Government and the Catholic Church

Op-Ed: Is This the Middle Ages? The U.S. Government and the Catholic Church

By Molly Higgins on April 26, 2026