Skipping class is arguably one of the easiest things that we can do as college students. Not only is it free, it frees up time and allows you to sleep longer than you were going to originally or work on homework you might have missed. However much like a drug, it only takes one skip to become hooked. While I too suffer from this all too common ... [Read More…]
Student journalists are students too
I started taking journalism classes in middle school and enjoyed it so much that I transferred to Northwest High which offers an academy for media. Through this academy, I went on to national competitions and conferences (Student Television Network) and even helped the school win an Emmy from the Lone Star Emmy chapter. After spending all of that ... [Read More…]
Textbook delays, what to expect and why
As classes began this semester students were met with yet another repercussion of COVID-19 here on campus, a shortage of textbooks. Many classes require at least one material in order to properly understand the contents of what the professor is teaching. However, with students now waiting multiple weeks for supplies, many of them are wondering ... [Read More…]
Glass door installation completes Bullock construction
Residents of Bullock Hall returned from Christmas break returned to a fully completed building. During December, Core Construction installed two glass garage doors inside of Caldwell Commons, which now will allow for an indoor/outdoor community space at the residence hall. Construction in Bullock Hall was expected to be complete by August ... [Read More…]
Meet the 2021-22 Optimist Editorial Board
As the semester moves forward, you will see articles published by the Optimist Editorial Board. Such pieces are not indicative of one persons opinion, but rather a combination of opinions and beliefs of the Optimist Editorial Board. We felt it was beneficial for you to get to know us each individually before you hear our voice ... [Read More…]