Commentary: Life lessons from my ‘tumors’
On Sept. 27, 2018, neurosurgeons cut open the back of my head to remove a tumor from my brain. Even though a seven-centimeter tumor…
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Editorial staff gives thanks
The Villager’s editorial staff took a moment to consider what they have to be thankful for at this time of year. Here are their…
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Editorial: Stay healthy as the cold approaches
The official first day of winter is still over a month away, yet Maryland is already experiencing snowfall. With colder days ahead, it is…
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Editorial: A homerun internship
This year, I had the privilege of interning with the worst Major League Baseball team in the 2018 season, and I loved every minute…
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Editorial: Home is where the heart is
What makes a home? For most, home is rooted in a place—often the one in which we grew up. So, what happens when home…
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Editorial: El fin
The last four years have gone by in the blink of an eye, just like everyone said they would. Oddly enough, even though graduation…
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Editorial: Tips to combat allergy season
Nothing is worse than stepping outside to enjoy a warm, spring day only for nature to wage war on your sinuses. Spring inevitably brings…
Read More Editorial: Senioritis
For years, people have spoken about the strange affliction that harms many graduating seniors. I am here today to confirm that senioritis is real,…
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Editorial: Online creators affected by changes
Whether they have millions of followers or under one thousand, online creators are being impacted by recent changes in social media platforms like YouTube,…
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Commentary: Social media and mental health
The use of social media has become increasingly normalized throughout the past decade. With more individuals participating in a virtual world, researching how social…
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