The Vector

The Fifty-Five Dollar Question: Student Activities Fee

Sabastian Fernandes and sfernandes • October 28, 2020

Among the hubbub of the start of every college semester, one thing that most all college students dread to see are their tuition fees. While the Bursar’s office reassures us that all of our money is...

Legislative Action, from Students to Senate

Victoria Nguyen • April 24, 2018

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The Cost of Skipping Class

Prasanna Tati • March 15, 2016

Every day, tens of thousands of college students skip class without a second thought as they smack the snooze button once again, decide to study for a more important class, accompany friends on a trip to the city, or just get a head start on the journey home. Though it may seem as if an hour and a half of a single lecture isn’t too important, in the grand scheme of a semester, the cost adds up.