AOC’s Dress
Will Longo Scrolling through Twitter the night of the MET Gala is always great content. This gathering of the world’s…
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Progressives Should Look to… Pennsylvania?
Daniel Sponseller John Fetterman campaigning in Philadelphia in 2018 for lieutenant governor, where Bernie Sanders endorsed him (PHOTO: WHYY) Being…
The Future of Financial Regulation and the Role of Politics
Julian Shuttleworth During the 2008 financial crisis, after bankers intentionally created “garbage-quality housing loans” and sold them on to investors…
Is Georgia’s New Election Law an Infringement on Voting Rights?
Ava Zins As college students, we are all fortunate to have had a relatively detailed education regarding American history, government,…
“We Will Stop the Mine”: Mining, Decolonization, and Greenlandic Independence
Zachary Jones In 2019, when Donald Trump announced his intention to purchase Greenland, the proposal was met with domestic ridicule…
The Utility of Trigger Warnings in College Classrooms
Anna Monroe The phrase ‘trigger warning’ is one that has become a buzzword in debates surrounding higher education throughout the…
Though Democratic Party Disaster in California Was Avoided, Democratic Trouble Remains
Daniel Melia The dust has long since settled on the California gubernatorial recall election held last month on Sept. 14,…
The Public Humiliation of the Presidency
Amy Herd On the night of November 7, 2020, when then-president-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. delivered his victory speech, he…
How Apple News Undermines Newspapers
Michael Sluck If you have an Apple product, you’re probably familiar with its free app, Apple News. Originally introduced in…