Hannah Metzger

The inconclusive end to the drugging investigation of six female CU students sets a precedent of violation without repercussions. By Hannah Metzger

Nationwide students are addicted to “study drugs,” which are prescription drugs students abuse to increase focus. By Hannah Metzger

With the cost of living for college students so high, shoplifting has become a way of life for many, benefiting the individual more than it hurts the corporations. By Hannah Metzger

Attacks on the Hill are unreported by CU, despite the danger this silence created for students. By Hannah Metzger

Criticisms of the body positivity movement are baseless, fueled by society’s irrational hatred of the overweight and obese. By Hannah Metzger

Lack of student voting has allowed the CUSG to become a disconnected force not worthy of the power that they hold. By Hannah Metzger

Professors should be required to have teaching certificates/degrees to assure adequate teaching in universities. By Hannah Metzger

Tuition rises, while CU rakes in endowments, leading students and third-party organizations to deem CU not worth the cost. By Hannah Metzger

By refusing to send emergency alerts of crimes occurring on the Hill, CU Boulder is senselessly endangering student lives. By Hannah Metzger

Harvard’s penalization of Greek organizations serves as an example for CU Boulder of how to put your students’ safety first. By Hannah Metzger