Help wanted! After everyone’s mass resignation event during the production of our previous issue, the Campus Times is now in shambles. There’s no one left in the office, and it’s getting a bit lonely. I wanted to resign, but the resigning staff rejected my notice. 

“You have not served your time yet,” they said. And so, I’ve been trapped in here for over a week now with only a single bottle of water to live off of. I’ve already been visited by Cat Crawford once or twice for moral support. I really can’t remember the exact number of times. Everything seems to have blended together within the windowless basement known as the CT office in Wilson Commons. I really can’t run this newspaper by myself. Please send help. 



On writing

It is human nature to create, to dream, to strive, and while I may feel silly sometimes talking to friends in “loftier” or more stable career paths, I still feel the drive to write, to sing, to scream, to learn.

UR Yellowjackets eaten by WashU Bears

Unlike their namesake mascot in winter, the Bears were doing anything but hibernating throughout the game.

Blink and you might miss it: The NBA’s whirlwinded return

Still, for all the noise and maneuvering behind the scenes, the heart of this opening week has been basketball itself: vibrant, unpredictable, and full of momentum.