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R’Perspective: the trials and tribulations of finals week

Finals week is like a seven-day marathon filled with mental and physical challenges. It’s the ultimate test of how much caffeine your body can...

Write-Off: There is no Thanksgiving without turkey

Thanksgiving can sometimes be a stressful holiday. Despite forced awkward conversations with relatives about the trajectory of your life and the distinct need to...

‘Scared’ and ‘unsafe’: UCR students express concerns about Trump’s return to the White House

On Nov. 5, 2024, Former President Trump won the presidential race against Vice President Kamala Harris with 312 electoral votes.  The Highlander wanted to see...

Riverside’s encampment ban is not going to solve homelessness

The Riverside City Council passed a 6-to-1 ban on homeless encampments on public property within a two-block radius of schools, city parks and homeless...

It’s time to teach California’s true history in classrooms

In late September, Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill (AB) 1821, amending California’s K-12 curriculum to include “the treatment and perspectives of Native Americans...

Student Opinion Poll

  Ellen Nguyen, Environmental Science, Fourth-year, (she/her) Are you registered to vote? “Yes, I am registered to vote.” What issues are important to you in this election?  “This election,...

Newsom’s decision shuts the door on undocumented student jobs

Governor Gavin Newsom recently vetoed Assembly Bill (AB) 2568, legislation aimed at allowing undocumented students to work on-campus jobs across the University of California...

R’Perspective: Back to school, but everything feels different

Coming back to school after summer break is always a waking nightmare, especially as I enter my final year of undergrad. Watching freshmen move...

R’Perspective: Navigating my freshman year in the wake of a pandemic

I didn’t expect much from my first year at college. Virtual freshmen orientation was enough of a deterrent, removing the clichéd first day I...

Prop. 28 funding misuse sparks calls for change

Various K-12 school districts throughout California have been accused of misusing government-directed funds meant to expand arts education in public and charter schools. Prop....