Goodbye, Campus Chronicle
By Emma Ralls Some are displayed near doors, some are suspended in clear plastic containers on the wall and others are placed proudly on Campus…
Should HPU allow its students to carry pepper spray on campus?
By Emma Ralls A&E Editor At this point in time, it is second nature for college females to be on high alert whenever they leave…
A final farewell from our senior editor: Ally Ortolani
By Ally Ortolani Opinion Editor My time with the Campus Chronicle has been some of my favorite memories as a student at High Point University.…
How young is too young for an iPhone and other technology?
By Alyssa Pittari Staff Writer In today’s world, it seems like everyone of all ages has some form of recent technology, and the amount of…
Stop Asian hate: Life as an Asian American in today’s society
By Ally Ortolani Opinion Editor Racism against Asian Americans is nothing new to those who have experienced it. Since the start of COVID-19, there has…
The best advice I’ve received from my parents
By Rebeka Ogren Staff Writer Growing up in a small town in Maryland, I had a very small window of exposure to the “outside world,”…
Five classes you should take before graduation
By Ally Ortolani Opinion Editor Throughout my four years at High Point University, I have taken quite a few classes—134 credits, to be exact. And…
Telling the truth isn’t a crime: An analysis on Julian Assange
By Ally Ortolani Opinion Editor When we look back in history where monumental change has been made — one obvious example being the women’s suffrage…
Fact or fiction: The harmful nature of reality television
By Ally Ortolani Opinion Editor I’ll admit it, watching “Keeping Up with the Kardashians” is my guilty pleasure. I mean, who doesn’t love the outrageous…
My relationship to wearing masks during a pandemic
By Emily McGee Staff Writer Masks — the things that before 2020 were only routine to health professionals, but, because of the current pandemic, have…