While I was watching the movie “Margaret” – directed by Kenneth Lonergan and released in 2011 – I heard somebody scream in anguish outside of my apartment building. I was so mesmerized
Cover photo courtesy of Action Network As the college football offseason enters full swing, one major controversy has emerged: NIL. Name, image and likeness (NIL), is a law that allows college athletes
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Cover photo courtesy of ABC News Propaganda is defined as, “information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view.” Propaganda
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Cover photo: courtesy of The Texas Tribune On May 24, 2022, an 18-year-old boy legally purchased an AR-15 rifle, which he first used to shoot and injure his grandmother, then used to
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As Zach Gorton (VI) walked into the Tate Library early on Wednesday during B band he felt dismay: the library’s now three-to-a-table, previously two-to-a-table, policy meant he couldn’t find a seat. As
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American students are grossly underprepared to take control of personal finances. EVERFI’s 2019 survey of college students revealed that 53% feel the least prepared to manage their money, 36% of respondents already
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