Football for freshmen: an etiquette guide for students who have not yet attended a football game

katie guyot, copy editor
August 22, 2011

Nothing shouts, “Go! Fight! Win!” like chilly night air, a rumbling stomach and a football stadium so packed it could win a world record–but that doesn’t mean a hot dog, a blanket and a front-row seat couldn’t make those cheers a little louder. For players, the outcome of the game depends... Read more »

Parents in the Student Section?

kim c
October 27, 2010

There’s something about football season. Tailgating, the changing weather, the new stadium and last but not least, the student section. A sacred space, where we can get uncomfortably close to one another and scream in support of our team. But, is it just me, or does the student section seem... Read more »

Wayward Students Dread Skyward

Bailey Schaumburg
April 7, 2010

There was a time when I would sit anxiously in front of the window and wait for the mailman to deliver the most formidable of all adversaries: my report card.   My efforts to avoid its wrath were pointless because my parents always seemed to find it somewhere. Whether they dug it from the trash can... Read more »

The Night You Got Owned

Kim C
October 14, 2009

We’ve all done it before. Whether it was lying about where you were, sneaking out, or throwing a party while your parents were out of town.   We’ve all made some major screw ups. The morning after is probably the worst. The moment when you open your eyes and realize that it wasn’t... Read more »