By Celina Simmons ‘Tis the season to be jolly and running around to find those last-minute Christmas presents. With all the hustle and bustle that comes along with the holiday season, it […]
The One Who I Didn’t Like and The One Who Didn’t Like Me
By Aqeel Mohialdeen While everyone was busy watching the 2016 presidential debates and thinking who deserved to lead the country, or rather who will lead the world, I was busy preparing myself […]
Blunt Utility
By Elizabeth Endyke John Stuart Mill, a philosopher and political economist, once said, “The only freedom which deserves the name, is that of pursuing our own good in our own way, so […]
Green New Deal
By Zaq Guiod A recent report from the UN details how climate change will ravage the world, unless we curb carbon emissions by 2030. While most of our elected representatives have either […]
KeePass XC
By Jeffrey Williams Having the same password across all of your accounts is bad, and makes it so when a hacker compromises one site they can use the password across all of […]
Captivating Midcoast
By The Beacon Staff It’s been a semester full of events at the Midcoast campus. The Activities Committee has relentlessly put their best effort into keeping the small Brunswick campus fun, and […]
The Beacon Throws Down the Gauntlet
By The Beacon Sports Staff If you read the last Beacon, you would have noticed on page 12, in neon colors and an eye-catching design, The Beacon newspaper staff are challenging all […]