Annie Watson
Senioritis Season is upon us with novel severity. Here to discuss the infamous affliction are: myself, the two doctors I happen to live with, and a host of suffering seniors who selflessly spent their last scraps of energy sharing their stories.
Torben Karl
After hearing about it for months on end, this week I decided to learn more about cryptocurrency and wanted to share my experience so far. So, If you were ever looking for a perhaps criminally under-educated, how-to-make-a-quick-buck-driven guide into the mysterious and ever-evolving world of cryptocurrencies, here it is.
Mia Fitzloff
As the Dig’s resident Taylor Swift news reporter, I am so excited to finally be able to talk about Fearless (Taylor’s Version) which dropped April 9th 2021.
Anna Blake Patrick
OES Production has overcome the challenges of COVID-19 by viewing the spring One Acts through a different lens.
Ellie Riser
After a long wait, I’ve got 5 new playlists for you all―and don’t worry, I made them as unpredictable as the weather!
Delaney O’Hara
It is astonishing that the full return back to campus has come so fast yet slow. Coming back to campus has definitely been a big shift since we were on online school for almost a year.
The Dig Editors
Anna Blake Patrick
Like most holidays, with St. Paddy’s Day comes food. But….what are we supposed to eat?
Hiathan Nguyen
On March 10th the House of Representatives is scheduled to take a final vote on Joe Biden’s enormous COVID relief plan. The bill, if passed, could benefit a lot of Americans, but also play as a significant achievement for the new administration.
Annie Watson
Currently in season is a Senioritis variant so strong, I was rendered unable to finish my article about it this week. For consolation & activity credit purposes, please accept this “Sad Songs for The Weekend of March 6th and 7th” original playlist.