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Why Everyone Hates College
Brayson Holmes
Oct 26, 2025
Why Everyone Hates College
Brayson Holmes
Oct 26, 2025

Americans used to see college as the land of opportunity. Now, they’re not so sure. Overambitious government policy and an anemic social image led the university to lose touch with the nation.

Brayson Holmes
Oct 26, 2025
The Silenced Stage: The Trump Administration’s Tight Grip on Free Speech
Madelyn Bello
Oct 26, 2025
The Silenced Stage: The Trump Administration’s Tight Grip on Free Speech
Madelyn Bello
Oct 26, 2025

As tensions between the executive branch and media outlets increase, President Trump further establishes his control over the free speech of millions of American citizens. The consequences of his actions leave many to question the legalities of government coercion and if we have entered a new era of censorship.

Madelyn Bello
Oct 26, 2025
The Rise of Christian Nationalism in America
Katie Croarkin
Oct 24, 2025
The Rise of Christian Nationalism in America
Katie Croarkin
Oct 24, 2025

A rise in Christian nationalism has affected our nation’s democracy. The movement's hateful rhetoric has shaped the politics and communities that don’t align with its values.

Katie Croarkin
Oct 24, 2025
The 2025 Nepalese Gen Z Protests: How New Technology Bolsters and Undermines Global Democracy
Rishi Chandra
Oct 22, 2025
The 2025 Nepalese Gen Z Protests: How New Technology Bolsters and Undermines Global Democracy
Rishi Chandra
Oct 22, 2025

The 2025 Nepalese Gen Z protests reflect an exciting era of democracy, marked by rapid communication and global inspiration. However, new innovations in technology can both bolster and undermine democratic aspirations.

Rishi Chandra
Oct 22, 2025
How Erika Kirk Turns Grief Into Her Version of Women’s Liberation
Lucy Roberts
Oct 22, 2025
How Erika Kirk Turns Grief Into Her Version of Women’s Liberation
Lucy Roberts
Oct 22, 2025

Erika Kirk is using her recent publicity from Charlie Kirk’s recent death to manipulate her audience and project her idea of women's “liberation” onto them.

Lucy Roberts
Oct 22, 2025
What Gameday Fashion Trends Say About the US Economy
Juliana Noriega
Oct 22, 2025
What Gameday Fashion Trends Say About the US Economy
Juliana Noriega
Oct 22, 2025

With maxi skirts and polka dots filling the stands of Scott Stadium this gameday season, economists have found that these recent outfit choices might actually reveal a thing or two about the current state of the nation’s economy and the potential for an upcoming recession.

Juliana Noriega
Oct 22, 2025
When Executive Power Means No Accountability
Adley Stephens
Sep 6, 2025
When Executive Power Means No Accountability
Adley Stephens
Sep 6, 2025

Only nine months later, Americans have all but abandoned the brief class consciousness that emerged after the murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Despite the country moving on, the cultural and legal issues this moment illuminated still persist. How do we solve them? And how do we move forward

Adley Stephens
Sep 6, 2025
Addressing the Viability of Same-Day Voting Registration
Kierany Lewis
Aug 14, 2025
Addressing the Viability of Same-Day Voting Registration
Kierany Lewis
Aug 14, 2025

Voting registration dates can create a sizable barrier for citizens trying to vote. Same-day voting registration has arisen as a practical solution to aid in expanding access to the polls and increasing voter turnout, but faces numerous obstacles to be further implemented across the United States.

Kierany Lewis
Aug 14, 2025
Is AI Taking Our Water?
Emilia Grabowski
May 17, 2025
Is AI Taking Our Water?
Emilia Grabowski
May 17, 2025

As AI is continuing to expand, policymakers and tech companies alike should be aware of and take action against the costs it is imposing on the environment.

Emilia Grabowski
May 17, 2025
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