By Alicia Kalka Rejection is one of the most painful experiences we face in life. It stings, lingers and can shake our confidence to its core. Yet, […]
Letters to the Editor
July 21 letters to the editor
Israeli-Palestinian conflict a modern one In a recent letter to the editor, it is implied that the history of this conflict stems back to ancient, biblical times. […]
Guest essay: GOP: The Party of Labor
by Delegate Evan Worrell President Trump invited the leader of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters to speak at the 2024 Republican National Convention. As a party, Republicans […]
July 14 letters to the editor
Dear BOG: WVU’s next president must listen The WVU Board of Governors has launched a webpage for the upcoming presidential search. It suggests that this summer there […]
July 7 letters to the editor
Life lessons from Saul Radman & Daniel’s I read about Saul Radman’s passing with many memories. At the age of 14, when my family moved from the […]
June 16 letters to the editor
Current student against STEM academy I am a rising senior at Morgantown High School. I am writing to express my opinions on the new school, the Renaissance […]
June 9 letters to the editor
Band director Wilcox leaves lasting legacy Don Wilcox, director of the Pride of West Virginia — The Mountaineer Marching Band from 1971 to 1997 and one of […]
Guest essay: Why do we pay higher utility rates?
by Charlotte R. Lane All sorts of things can trigger a rate increase request from a utility and approval of increased rates by the Public Service Commission […]
June 2 letters to the editor
Trust that there are still good people There’s a saying that goes, not every hero wears a cape. I like that saying, because I know it’s true. […]
Guest essay: Appalachia was always beautifully queer
by Ash Orr Across West Virginia, the public debate around being queer or transgender is being framed as a “social contagion.” If that’s the case, I will […]