.@GoNUbaseball fell 2-3 to the Mississippi State University Bulldogs in the College World Series regional elimination game June 1, shutting the Huskies out from the NCAA tournament and marking the end of their historic season. 📰: @sieraqosaj https://t.co/ztAfLz3zvg (tw)

Opinion by Jack Masliah: We are in the midst of an epochal change — and the havoc that is emblematic of this moment has arrived on our campus. If we are to preserve university life as we know it, then we must refocus our attention away from the onslaught of national headlines and instead funnel our energy into local stories. To do this, we must begin prioritizing campus issues. While our attention has become increasingly scattered over the past decades, what is new today is that the president of the United States — and the massive apparatus he sits atop of — has joined in the fight to command our attention. Some of this is by design: a concentrated strategy to diminish our ability to think clearly and internalize the relentless damage he is causing. And some of it is not: It’s a byproduct of an administration that is staffed largely by unqualified and vindictive individuals who stumble their way into producing bombshell headlines on a seemingly daily basis. Read the full op-ed here: https://bit.ly/3ZLvjmT Op-ed by Jack Masliah Design by Aiden Stein Graphic by Daniel Patchen (fb)