I’m sure we all see those people on campus who choose not to walk to class but instead use some sort of “vehicle”; this is being used as a broad term here.

It astonishes me that when I talk with my friends their eyes go blank the moment I name The Amazing Race (2001- ) as one of my favorite shows.

A sudden drop of air, like a cold draft, sends shivers down your spine. Faint whispers and distant tapping leave you frozen with fear. Before you can turn around to make out the face, you screech in terror. It’s a g-g-GHOST!

If you spend any time online, you most likely have encountered countless videos (either long-form or short-form) that aim to tell you the proper ways to be healthy.

With Halloween just around the corner, The Lamron is getting into the festive spirit, and what better way to do so then by getting together with friends and watching a Halloween movie or two?

Punctuation is an underappreciated aspect of romantic languages. It is often used incorrectly or left out altogether, especially in the cases of informal messages or hasty emails. 

One day when I was walking my dog, Wilson, he started to pull on his leash and bark. I told him to stop, but he just kept tugging and tugging at his leash.

Student journalism is an underrated aspect of what colleges have to offer. Whether you are an English major or not, student publications—especially The Lamron—are open to anyone who wishes to be a part of something special! 

In this day and age, the pressure to be perceived a certain way feels higher than ever for teens and young adults.

Good morning! You wake up and are starving. From your room, you smell something delicious coming from the kitchen.

As a society, we are in a golden age of entertainment. Living in this era of technology gives us access to so many forms of art, such as books, photography, music, and, of course, movies.

Most attentive people are aware that the majority of  celebrities are bad people. No matter how they seem at first, many of them are hiding a much darker underbelly than any could have expected.

People with pets know: despite the difference in species, our furry friends are members of our family. Nothing brings comfort quite like quality time with your pet. This past week, my beloved cat Noel was put to sleep.

You might have heard recently about the “Cornell 7,” named by the Cornell Daily Sun: Matthew Ingalls, Jonathan Newell, Winston Lee, Gillio Lopes, Diego Sarabia, Scott Norris and Scott Kretzschmar.

Last week, I was sitting in SOCL-220 Inequality, Class, and Poverty, taught by Dr. Reece Torres. He walked into the room and started discussing a topic that had been circulating his for you page on TikTok: is bringing an iced coffee to an interview considered unprofessional?

It is not uncommon to hear someone lamenting the attachment—the addiction—so many of us have to our phones.

My weekly grocery list is quite boring… That is, until I pull into a Trader Joe’s parking lot. Then that list gets thrown out the window.

As a young adult, a pre-law student, and a writer, I live a life jumping from deadline to deadline, plan to plan, and walking along a balance beam of feelings at all times.

If you’ve stepped foot on campus, you’ve probably seen a squirrel, or five, gallivanting around. They rummage around in the trash, dance along the Sturges construction fence, and stare up at you with those black beady eyes, their little mouths holding nuts or crabapples. 

The leaves are starting to change, temperatures are staying in the mid sixties, and the hay bales have returned to Main Street. That can only mean one thing: fall season is approaching!