I watch a lot of movies and TV. No, seriously, a lot. And a lot of times, I enjoy things that may be geared toward kids but still have plotlines adults can enjoy. While I may be able to walk in and see...

In our formative years — when we first started to experience independence — whether in high school or the beginning of college, our ability to socialize was stunted by COVID-19 and the quarantine. Because...

Shortly before winning reelection, President-elect Donald Trump offered onetime campaign rival Robert F. Kennedy Jr. “control of the public health agencies.” The possibility of a Kennedy led Health...

Waiting in anticipation, voters all across the United States have been wondering who America’s biggest names are voting for, or if these celebrities would take a stance at all. Some citizens have...

In such a turbulent time in American history, there are so many places of middle ground that seem to be forgotten. It is incredibly important to take a step back and remember that there are places that...

As September arrives, marking Suicide Prevention Month, it’s time for us to confront an issue that often stays in the background: mental health struggles and suicide. Even though awareness is growing,...

There are many things one could say about Donald Trump, and a lot of negative things at that. But I am uninterested in those arguments; my issue is with why Donald Trump is problematic for the country...

It can be easy for your youth to be an excuse to avoid scary topics and ideas, but civics affects all ages, so caring about what is happening around you is important. With the stress of class, extracurriculars,...

When one looks around any academic building or classroom, you can be sure to see one thing in abundance: laptops. This innovative tool allows students to take notes more efficiently and puts infinite information...

Education is becoming more and more emphasized as an important part of a person’s journey to success, and as a result, the number of college students and graduates is increasing. Looking at the broader...

“So, what’s your major?” is a question college students face on almost a daily basis. It’s a normal question, but for some reason, it can feel like there’s some sort of stigma around it. As...