Asian’s aren’t a virus, racism is
By Stephanie Wallace COVID-19 has brought many social issues to light regarding race and economic status. Arguably, some of the
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Editorials
Getting in-tune with emotions, intuition
We all have intuition. The challenge is getting in-tune with it. When we go through the motions of everyday life,
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More people struggle with mental health issues than you may think. Undiagnosed people who feel they need some help should
Read morePossible vaccines offer hope, solution
By Jacob Fisher The world we live in is one that has been ravaged by a pandemic for over a
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United we stand, divided we rule
The role of the government is to protect its citizens and civil interests, namely their rights to life, liberty, pursuit
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Shifting perspectives of community college
Most young people do not know who they are when they begin college and there can be a lot of
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Suicide awareness emphasized by COVID-19
September is Suicide Awareness Month, with hopes to bring attention to the 10th leading cause of death in the United
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Celebrating Women’s History Month
The month of March is designated Women’s History Month in the United States. Its purpose is acknowledging and appreciating the
Read moreRecognizing Black History Month
“It’s important to recognize the purpose and significance of Black History Month. It’s about appreciating a rich and lively culture that not only endures, but preservers.”
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Free speech in a social media world
In today’s day and age, debating the First Amendment happens rather frequently. In our nation’s capital, during family dinners, and
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