Lately with Layne: Religious beliefs invading Trump’s policy agenda
By Layne Rey | Nov. 19Although religion has the power to spark change, it should not be used as a political weapon to prioritize one set of beliefs over another.
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Metal Mondays: Paul-Tyson fight highlights ethical, moral failings in sports
By Jackson McCoy | Nov. 19The physicality of sports encourages violence and idolization of undeserving people.
People and Planet: Young American men have a problem
By Megan Diehl | Nov. 19Aggression and controlling behavior toward women have become staples of many online communities for young men.
Absolutely Abby: Trump’s cabinet overprioritizes loyalty
By Abby Waechter | Nov. 19Prioritizing loyalty over expertise could lead to a cabinet that lacks the diverse perspectives needed to address the country’s challenges.
Jen's Journal: Navigating friendships in a transitional period
By Jenell Taylor | Nov. 15How to healthily maintain your friendships and individual identity when going through changing stages of life.
Kickin’ it with Kyra: Misogyny still prevalent
By Kyra Dapore | Nov. 15Misogynistic ideas and gender stereotypes need to be put to rest.
Daphne’s Dispatch: Journalists still must remain unbiased
By Daphne Graeter | Nov. 14Journalists continuously put their personal feelings aside to report on world-changing news. They have a responsibility to deliver information to the public free of personal bias.
Lately with Layne: Dismantling Department of Education creates uncertain future
By Layne Rey | Nov. 14Among President-elect Donald Trump’s daunting promises for his upcoming term, one stands out as particularly nerve-wracking: closing the Department of Education.
Blabby Abby: Trump’s presidency will increase political violence
By Abby Jenkins | Nov. 14A presidency under Trump will lead to additional violence toward himself and toward non-supporters.
Behind the Lens: Do not give up hope after election
By Ethan Herx | Nov. 13The Republican party made large pushes on both the national and state level, but the Democrats still had some key wins on election night. These wins should be encouraging to those mourning Donald Trump’s reelection.
Rooks Reflects: Reagan, Trump administrations share concerning similarities
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 13Citizens should reflect on the Reagan administration when looking at the next four years.
Metal Mondays: Music reflects political contexts, personal relationships
By Jackson McCoy | Nov. 12The connections we make with music are constantly evolving; in an era of political polarization and unrest, it is important to connect with our past and our present.
The Lo-Down: Harris' campaign wasn’t good enough
By Logan Adams | Nov. 12There were many issues in how Vice President Kamala Harris ran for president.
Sassy Cassie: What the election meant to Black women
By Cassie Dye | Nov. 12Black women are one of the most reliable voters for the Democratic party, yet are grossly underrepresented.
People and Planet: How Democrats lost Ohio, U.S.
By Megan Diehl | Nov. 8Prior to the election, polls suggested a close call in both the race for the Senate in Ohio and for the presidency. Still, many remained assured that both Brown and Harris would win their respective elections.
Kickin’ it with Kyra: Everyone should take an ethics course
By Kyra Dapore | Nov. 8Ethics courses can benefit all people in learning different skills for being decent individuals.
Rooks Reflects: Foreign language programs need protection
By Sophia Rooksberry | Nov. 8Foreign language programs nationwide are declining in enrollment, faculty and funding
Lately with Layne: America’s vote dismisses vulnerable groups
By Layne Rey | Nov. 7Today, I am not worried about myself. I am worried about the groups of people that millions of Americans completely dismissed while casting their vote for president-elect Donald Trump.
Kickin’ it with Kyra: Musicals a great form of entertainment
By Kyra Dapore | Nov. 7Musicals are a way for a story to be enhanced and enjoyed differently.
Blabby Abby: Voters not disgusted, embarrassed enough
By Abby Jenkins | Nov. 7Following the election results, despite whatever policies U.S. citizens were voting for, those who have voted for President Donald Trump should not ignore his personal choices.
