Prejudice and Religious Freedom: the Supreme Court and Trump’s Travel Ban
On September 24th, the Trump Administration released its third version of the travel ban they maintain is to “detect individuals with terrorist ties and prevent […]
Buying a Gun in America: Too Easy?
On February 14, 2018, during the attack on Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, 19-year old Nikolas Cruz used a legally purchased military-style assault weapon, the infamous […]
How to Be An Introvert and An Activist
One question has plagued my thoughts over the past few weeks: can I be an introvert and an activist? I am awed and humbled as […]
Students Create the #NeverAgain Movement to Protest Gun Violence
Almost immediately after the February 14, 2018 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, students in Parkland, Florida and across the country began protesting to […]
Looking To The International Community For Gun Control Methods
With only 5% of the world’s population, the U.S. has 35-50 percent of the world’s civilian owned guns. America also has the least barriers to […]
Finding Empathy In a Technological Age
Empathy is defined as the ability to react to or anticipate the emotions of others. In a time where people’s attitudes and actions are so […]
Does Mental Illness Cause Gun Violence?
When President Donald Trump called Samantha Fuentes, a survivor of the Parkland Shooting in her hospital bed, he repeatedly told her that the shooter was […]
Crossword Puzzle March Edition
Across 1. Assign responsibility 6. The avoidance of language that may cause offense 8. Enjoyable 11. Expression of pause 12. Uncanny; older spelling 13. Home […]
Cathy O’Neil
By Marka Ellertson Cathy O’Neil believes that our blind faith in data must end. In today’s world, there are two diverging trends in the […]
Lick Hits Concussions Head On
On January 7, Cam Newton, the Carolina Panthers quarterback, suffered a brutal hit while playing in a game against the New Orleans Saints. After the […]
