Support our elders
Supermarkets became a warzone as customers battled each other, coveting toilet paper. The flimsy bathroom product is more valuable than gold in the era of COVID-19. Every person on this Earth has been impacted by […]
Op/Ed
Scars naked to the human eye
“He’s mean to you because he likes you.” In grade school, and even before then I was taught that when a boy pulled at my pigtails or made mean jokes about me it was because […]
Letter from the Editor
Through this time of uncertainty, it is imperative that The Gatepost continues to provide our community with the ability to remain up-to-date and aware of changes occuring on our campus. Furthermore, we want to provide […]
The Gatepost Editorial: Separated in solidarity
With feelings of uncertainty looming as we trek forward through the coronavirus pandemic, it’s important to take a step back to see that we are not alone. Just as you may feel isolated and hopeless […]
Your vacation can wait
As the threat of the coronavirus increases throughout the world, we have been desperately urged to practice social distancing in order to limit the spread of infection and flatten the curve. In doing my part, […]
The Gatepost Editorial: Flattening the curve
Every generation has come together to overcome the great obstacles of their time. We’re asking our generation to overcome our great obstacle by staying apart. The obstacle we face today is COVID-19, a rapidly spreading […]
Laura Bassett: Two wrongs don’t make a right
In an essay titled, “Like Warren, I Had My Own Sexist Run-In with Chris Matthews,” Laura Bassett describes when Matthews complimented her appearance, albeit in a cringey way. Matthews hosted one of MSNBC’s most popular […]
Don’t get sick after five
The Health Center’s hours of operation are not acceptable. It is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. This is inconvenient for students. The center is also closed on weekends and all […]
Put those rainbow sprinkles away
By Ashley Wall, Editor-in-Chief By Donald Halsing, Editorial Staff The “sprinkles vs. jimmies” debate has consumed the minds of New Englanders for generations. Most often, confectionary enthusiasts might consider “sprinkles” to be tiny, colorful pieces […]
The Gatepost Editorial: Xenophobia will not make you any safer
The recent fear concerning the coronavirus pandemic has raised awareness about washing your hands on a massive scale. Unfortunately, a more insidious side effect has emerged from conversations about the coronavirus – the uncalled for […]