The increasingly controversial Elon Musk owns some of the most valuable companies in the world. His recent turn toward misinformation propagandist and Donald Trump cheerleader, among other things, ought to raise questions about his competency and give Americans pause about the power he holds in our political climate.

The issue of gun rights is incredibly potent in the modern political and societal culture in the United States, coming under intense review and partisan criticism in recent years. However, not nearly enough attention is being given to such a crucial topic ahead of the upcoming election cycle, one that will prove crucial for the future of the nation’s precedent on gun control. 

The EPA’s proposed Power Plant Rule aims to drastically cut carbon dioxide emissions from coal-fired power plants, which produce a significant share of the nation’s greenhouse gases. While the rule’s ambitious targets for emissions reduction have sparked controversy, it underscores the need for innovation in carbon capture technologies and renewable energy to effectively combat climate change.

As more women apply to college than men, they face increasingly higher admissions standards, particularly at elite universities striving for gender-balanced classes. Despite progress in gender equality in higher education, this trend raises concerns about unintentional discrimination against women in the admissions process.

Endless suburbs, highways, and urban sprawl seem to define the modern American city due to various cultural and political reasons. Yet such development contradicts the fundamental desires of the American public. How can cities work to transform their infrastructure to embrace both urbanization and walkability?

Both in 19th century and modern-day U.S. politics, the public charge clause serves as a problematic vessel for anti-immigration rhetoric and movements.

The BDS movement, particularly in the case of Palestinians, appeals to the morality behind standing with the oppressed.

Over-regulation at every level of government is exacerbating America’s affordable housing shortage. 

This year's presidential election gives us all deja vu as the same two opponents face each other again. Who will pull out the win this time?

Looking at the upcoming election, Americans are not happy with the presidential nominees. Voting third party is a viable solution to create substantial change within a two-party system.

There are around 20-25 million Alevis in the world, but they remain unknown to almost the entire world. The deliberate erasure of the Alevis in Turkey has rendered them globally invisible and their suppression continues even at the University of Virginia. Why has the world effaced the Alevis and what can we learn from their erasure?

Hostile Architecture has pervaded our most popular cities, presenting new challenges to the homeless population. Why are our public spaces dictated by the interests of capitalism rather than for human need?