Fiona O'Brien

So you’re graduating, now what? 

When we committed to UP four years ago, we had it all planned out. We were ready to walk through the academic quad with the cherry blossoms in full bloom around us. We were ready to wait in the astonishingly long line at Mack's market, and even sit through the occasional brutally boring lecture. But this, this we were not ready for.

Diversity Inclusion Programming hosting several events to round out the year

Mock Trial team going to nationals for the first time

Sexual assault prevention group becomes a UP-sanctioned club after long road

Career Center hosting summer internship workshop

Active Minds at UP Wins National Award for Health and Equity

STAFF OPINION: Reminder: politicians are here to serve our needs, not for their sense of style

Americans elect representatives into office so they can serve our needs. If politicians are over-idolized, the elected officials can lose sight of what actually needs to get done. They will think that their constituents will vote for them, sheerly because they are good-looking or relatable on Twitter. The idolization of politicians is something we need to nip in the bud now. 

A guide to UP’s campus under COVID-19 restrictions

PODCAST: Post Election Reflections 2020

Extra caution encouraged as suspicious vehicles lurk in University Park