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Why We Should Be Taking North Korea (and Trump) Seriously

Gaige Davila, UTSA

It's all fun and games until Trump goes too far.…

August 21, 2017

The Contenders and Pretenders for the Upcoming NFL Season

Miguel Robles, University of Colorado Denver

Does anyone in the league have the roster to take down the super-team Pats? Honestly, probably not.…

August 18, 2017

Virginia Tech’s Farren Vaughan Is Preserving America’s Parks

Carli Scalf, Ball State University

As an intern for the Blue Ridge Parkway, a national park that spans North Carolina and Virginia, the rising junior helps visitors appreciate the rich history of Appalachia.…

August 17, 2017

What to Expect from Your Study Abroad Host Family

Christine Ascher, USC

Going abroad is fun, but remember to plan for the unexpected, especially when it comes to staying in a stranger's home.…

August 14, 2017

Stephanie Houten Is Mobilizing Artists to Promote Sustainability

Otis Roffman, Beloit College

The MassArt student and founder of the Green Arts Network brings Boston-area artists together to spur conservation-oriented change.…

August 11, 2017

Meet Amanda Gorman, America’s Inaugural National Youth Poet Laureate

Brittany Sodic, University of North Texas

At nineteen years old, the Harvard student has turned her childhood, intersectionality and politics into a wealth of stunning feminist poetry.…

August 10, 2017

5 Graphic Novels Perfect for Newcomers to the Genre

Marissa Cortes, Stony Brook University

Traditional books not working out for you? Check out these engaging graphic novels—no prior experience required.…

August 10, 2017

When Country Goes Mainstream

Kayla Kibbe, Connecticut College

Can country music really ‘cross over,’ or is the latest cultural backflip from 'Cosmo' just a newfangled version of appropriation?…

August 9, 2017

The Cradle of Design

Kaitlyn Peterson, UCLA

Meme Cisse combined her West African roots with a ’90s sensibility for her Black Student Union's annual fashion show.…

August 1, 2017

A Crusader by Any Other Name

Kayla Kibbe, Connecticut College

The College of Holy Cross is just the latest institution to consider changing its mascot to reflect the times, but moves like these are rarely the social justice victory they hope to be.…

July 31, 2017

Caitlin Seluzicki’s Pursuit of Groundbreaking Research

Natalie Washuta, Colgate University

An epiphany in her middle school band class led the Clemson student into the field of medical research, for which she received two prestigious awards this year.…

July 29, 2017

Riding the Youth Vote, Tristan LaLiberte Becomes Auburn’s Youngest Selectman

Kayla Kibbe, Connecticut College

The UMass student, who has a last name built for politics, built himself a coalition of supporters through grassroots campaigns and encouraging students to vote.…

July 25, 2017

Goodbye, Old Principles

Jacob Evans, Arizona State University

Russia, Trump and the moral vacuum of the modern GOP.…

July 24, 2017

Chelsea Handler’s Epically Political Season

Brittany Sodic, University of North Texas

The second season of Handler’s talk show on Netflix has been more political than ever, and she’s not apologizing for it.…

July 23, 2017

5 Underrated Literary Classics Worth Reading

Anne Buzzell, Hillsdale College

If you’re looking for more than a quick beach read this summer, try these.…

July 20, 2017

How to Become a More Politically Active Student

Brittany Sodic, University of North Texas

A few steps easy steps on increasing your political engagement on campus and beyond.…

July 17, 2017

When It Comes to Diversity, Why Does Broadway Beat Hollywood?

Kathryn Parker, Fordham University

The actual statistics comparing the two entertainment bigs might surprise you.…

July 15, 2017

The Unforeseen Challenges of Brexit

Christine Ascher, USC

Theresa May and the British state are torn between appearing resolute in their demands and striking a deal that doesn't hurt English citizens.…

July 15, 2017

The Cultural Legacy of ‘Hamilton’ Is Starting to Take Shape

Grace Hancock, Florida State University

Almost three years after the musical premiered, the ways it has forever changed the landscape of theatre are starting to make themselves apparent.…

July 15, 2017

The Environmental Destruction Agency

Jacob Evans, Arizona State University

Once tasked with protecting America’s natural world, the EPA has become a haven for anti-environmentalism attitudes.…

July 14, 2017

Meaningful Gun Regulation Will Never Be Partisan

Liam Chan Hodges, Franklin and Marshall College

Political rhetoric has turned gun ownership into an untouchable issue that relies on paranoia and fearmongering. In reality, the conversation is simple.…

July 14, 2017

Why ‘I Am Not Your Negro’ Changed How I Think About Race

Gaige Davila, UTSA

The film, which is narrated by Samuel L. Jackson and sourced from Baldwin's writing, poses questions that were as relevant at the time of their writing as they are today.…

July 9, 2017

Texas State’s Connor H. Clegg Is a Fan of the Finer Things

Guest Contributor

In our survey, the Bobcats' newest student body president admits to a predilection for scotch, steak and, if the mood is right, occasionally some very good migas.…

July 1, 2017

A Breakdown of Georgia’s Recently Passed Campus Carry Bill

August Pritchett, Armstrong State University

At a time when campus shootings seem to happen every day, how will the Campus Carry Bill affect safety at Georgia colleges?…

June 30, 2017

Why Bill Gates Wants You to Read Trevor Noah’s Memoir

Emily Daniel, Colgate University

The Microsoft co-founder, who reads hundreds of books a year and recommends five on his ‘Gates Notes,’ thinks that the world would benefit from Noah’s perspective.…

June 28, 2017

Queer Art in Proud Fashion

Brittany Sodic, University of North Texas

Close out Pride Month by checking out these must-know LGBTQ artists, ranging from historic greats like Audre Lorde to contemporary fixtures like Pussy Riot.…

June 27, 2017

This Aspiring Lawyer Is, Coincidentally, a Renowned Dog Handler

Dakota Buhler, George Fox University

One of the top Standard Poodle handlers in the United States, Seattle Pacific University senior Lindsay Gorder sets her sights on canines and corporate law.…

June 23, 2017

The Sad Truth About Depressing Memes

Otis Roffman, Beloit College

If meme culture reflects the emotional zeitgeist of the internet, then the rise in self-lacerating, nihilistic content could be a funny symptom of a serious problem.…

June 21, 2017

Samantha Boateng, Founder of Read2Lead, Builds One Library a Year

Bria Jones, Georgia Southern University

In high school, the William and Mary student was moved after hearing about the lack of reading materials in Ghana, and has worked to help ever since.…

June 21, 2017

Meet Amber Mariano, Florida’s Youngest Elected Representative

Patrick Murtha, Eastern Connecticut State University

The University of Central Florida student is already fast at work passing education-related legislation.…

June 19, 2017

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