29

Sep

By Ron Ye

All Posts, Careers, Features, On Campusbusiness, internship, owen, vanderbilt, ye

My Experience in the Vanderbilt Accelerator Summer Business Immersion Program

Picture provided by Accelerator Summer Business Immersion Program for use in this article Two years ago, I wasn’t quite sure what to do for the summer of my sophomore year. It was too early for an internship (most places I applied to asked me to reapply when I was a…

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24

Apr

By Ron Ye

All Posts, Features, On Campuscollege, dining, food, students, ye

Dining Halls: All You Care to Eat vs Retail Dining

Ron Ye Photo Ever wondered why some Vanderbilt students bypass the unlimited plates at the dining hall for a single meal swipe option? Vanderbilt offers two types of dining where students can sit down and enjoy a meal. On the Campus Dining website, the two types are labeled as “Residential…

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19

Mar

By Ron Ye

All Posts, Careers, Features, On Campusadvising, career, career center, employers, jobs, students, ye

Utilizing the Resources of the Career Center: A Student Guide

Courtesy of Vanderbilt University Career Center By Ron Ye Every year, college students are in a scramble to find an internship, job, or any semblance of direction in life. As a current junior, I experienced this desperation when trying to find my own internship. One of the resources that helped…

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12

Jan

By Ron Ye

All Posts, Analysis, On Campuscost, housing, rent, tuition, vanderbilt, ye

Vanderbilt Housing Prices: Fair or Unfair?

Ron Ye Photo By Ron Ye How fair are Vanderbilt’s housing prices? Although this doesn’t seem to be a question asked frequently around campus, it certainly makes a statement when showing up on the bills of many students on campus. When asked their thoughts on housing prices, which currently cost…

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16

Jan

By Ron Ye

All Posts, Economy and Government, Opinion, World

How Ukraine Can be Rebuilt After the War

By Ron Ye (Image: Creative common license) It has been more than 10 months since the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Although it is uncertain when the war will end, it is certain that the amount of destruction is staggering. Russia has, in recent months, begun targeting Ukrainian infrastructure. In September,…

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28

Jun

By Ron Ye

All Posts, Economy, Economy and Government, World

How the Russo-Ukrainian War is Affecting Food Prices

By: Ron Ye Around the world, food is getting increasingly expensive. The war in Ukraine and COVID-19 are the main factors behind it. COVID-19 has led to supply issues, growing inflation, and labor shortages. This has caused a surge in food prices in 2021 as countries reopened and demand increased.…

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07

Mar

By Ron Ye

All Posts, Economy, Economy and Government, World

Russo-Ukrainian Crisis: The Effectiveness of Economic Sanctions on Russia

By: Ron Ye When I began working on the first version of this article, it was about a week before the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. There were many uncertainties. Would Russia even invade Ukraine? It seemed like a risky move for Putin to make. How willingly would European…

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31

Oct

By Ron Ye

All Posts, Economy, Sustainability, World

The Current “Global” Energy Crisis and Why the US Has Not Been Affected

By: Ron Ye India and China, mainly reliant on coal for electricity, are suffering from a coal shortage. The price of natural gas in Europe is skyrocketing. Much of Lebanon is suffering from power outages. These pose some questions. Why are so many regions suffering from energy problems? Is there…

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