Schnipke: Finding happiness—by stressing myself tf out
Emily Schnipke, Managing Editor
January 31, 2017
Filed under Columns, Opinion
It’s four a.m. on a Wednesday morning. Only hours before, the IC staff and I finished another amazing newspaper. I headed home, hoping to fall right into bed, but instead I have to finalize two papers for my English classes, fix a presentation for a communication class and finish reading 25-odd pages... Read more »
The life of a University of Toledo commuter student
Riley Sproul, Staff Reporter
December 1, 2015
Filed under News, Top Stories
One of the first decisions every college student makes is whether or not to live on campus. Both choices come with pros and cons, affecting everything from a student’s social life to their financial means. The University of Toledo Department of Commuter Student Services website stated that, “CSS... Read more »
University of Toledo Student government begins work to remove student textbook taxes
Riley Sproul, Staff Reporter
November 4, 2015
Filed under News, Top Stories
The University of Toledo’s Student Government has embarked on a large-scale endeavor to remove the sales tax on student textbooks for universities in Ohio. Currently, the state of Ohio is able to charge textbooks with a standard sales tax of 5.75 percent. In a study conducted by the National Association... Read more »
Pokémon social rekindles nostalgia
Samantha Rhodes, Managing Editor
March 25, 2015
Filed under News
Pikachu, Squirtle and Bulbasaur — if you were a 90s child, chances are you wanted to “catch ‘em all.” Or at least Joel Breininger did. His favorite Pokémon was Charizard. The third-year civil engineering major admitted that at a young age, he was obsessed with Pokémon trading cards. Unable to get ri... Read more »
