The Daily Free Press

EDITORIAL: Public infrastructure is more important than it seems

By Editors • September 14, 2021

It is worth asking how many accidents it will take for any significant progress to be made in public infrastructure?

Let Your Hair Down: Lessons to carry with us from the pandemic as we return back to regular life

By Hannah Bohn • September 13, 2021

The events of the past year forced us not only to be accountable for our own health, but also for the safety of others.

EDITORIAL: Gen Z, 9/11 and grief

By Editors • September 13, 2021

Dear Gen Z: 9/11 parties demonstrate a fundamental lack of compassion

Seen on TV: Hurricane Ida reporting exposes media’s climate blindspot

By Brian Foisy • September 12, 2021

Extreme weather has always been big business for news networks, but oftentimes missing is the discussion of climate change.

Intentional Evolution: Forgive to forget

By Samantha Elizondo • September 9, 2021

When you forgive yourself and others, this translates to living a life of gratitude.

Modern Toolbox: The Federal Reserve is killing the United States

By Jaeyoung Choi • September 8, 2021

Blockchain is the future, and we can either watch the Fed continue to botch its responsibilities or force it to adapt.

Let’s Talk About: A Second Freshman Year

By Mayela Machribie Lumban Gaol • September 7, 2021

I felt like I was robbed of my freshman year, but ruminating on lost time may only lead to more lost experiences.

Minority Report: The shame of the bishops

By Lincoln Son Currie • September 2, 2021

I implore the bishops not to draft a document that would turn Christ’s body into a political weapon.

Letter from the Editor: Listen to Black voices

By Colbi Edmonds • February 18, 2021

Listen to every voice in this paper. Listen to every Black person. Listen to our anger and our hurt. Because if you listen, you’ll realize we’ve been repeating the same message for a long time.