All content by Joseph Rogers
Our columnist discusses the social stigma and shame surrounding being HIV-positive and then gets real about how it affects his life.
One columnist reflects on his time at Chico State.
Part one: Our columnists discusses some of the medical advances and statistics regarding HIV and AIDS.
The Associated Students needs to step up computer maintenance.
Professors are not entitled to use the stories of the students in their classrooms.
It's never too early to hone those professional skills.
The federal government should legalize pot and let the debate be over.
Be nice to the shirt, it only goes so far.
People's right to exercise their religion runs into limitations when it ends up violating the rights of others.
Professors shouldn't be offering extra credit points to students for attending events meant to educate about diversity.
Sometimes relaxation is a matter of scheduling.
Sidewalks are named as such for a reason. Fellow pedestrians and bicyclists need to wake up.
Living publicly on Facebook, Twitter and the like has its drawbacks. People should clean up their profiles and posts before applying for a job.
Obtaining consent should be taken seriously, but that doesn't mean it has to be obtained in a clunky, mood-killing way.
Some thoughts for allies from an LGBTQ+ guy.
Real change takes taking to the streets.
Chico State touts that it values diversity, but it needs to put more effort into accommodating and supporting minority students and faculty.
What getting ready and leaving early mean in the long run.
A proposed state initiative could criminalize the LGBTQ community — again.
Christianity has such a dominance in American culture that the benefits that come with it are often treated like an entitlement.
Taking advantage of Chico State's grounds is not, and never will be, cool.
Students looking forward to the end of their undergraduate college years discover yet another fee about a year before it's time to don that cap and gown.
Six months after the body of Marc Thompson was found, our columnist, one of his friends and colleagues, says its time to scrutinize how the case is being handled.
Perspectives on male sexual assault and surviving attacks in a society that is still trying to figure out how to address the issue.
Family is important, no matter how much they irritate.
Online only courses need to be evaluated for progression and student success.
Student workers at Chico State need a union to address grievances.
It's completely acceptable not paying rent, not cleaning and stealing everyone else's food.
What does Valentine's Day actually mean?
What is the difference between a twink and a bear? A cub and an otter? Our columnist breaks it down.
Why are so few men taking classes that deal with women's issues?
There are consequences for taking too many units and they are not well advertised.
Prohibition went out of style in the 1930s. Why are we using it now to control the problems with alcohol at Chico State?
Former T.A. explores how grading is not limited to one paper or class.
Chico State and Butte College share an equal responsibility in what happens in the Chico community.
Academic freedom for students is limited because they are encouraged to graduate in four years, the educational equivalent of a Big Mac.
