Registration deadlines for the 2020 presidential election are quickly approaching. Though many people want to vote on Nov. 3, it can be overwhelming to know where to start. Every state has different guidelines and deadlines. As November draws near, there are easy ways to make sure you are registered to vote or get registered if you currently are not. If […]
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For most college students, the past few months of quarantine, social distancing, masks, takeout and Zoom meetings have caused opportunities for face-to-face interaction to dwindle to a bare minimum. We were plucked out of our routines and social lives by a pandemic that has killed over 175,000 Americans. In addition, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention already reports a […]
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A new lifestyle forced everyone to conform to its requirements five months ago. At every restaurant, store and place of public gathering, a list of rules strikes you in the face before you can enter. Small stickers cover the ground reminding patrons at a store to keep their distance, specifically six feet of distance. Hand sanitizer has become an essential […]
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It has been three months since the death of George Floyd, and America is still experiencing riots across the country— what resolution will come from the violence? More recently, two civilians were killed and another was injured during riots that occurred in Kenosha, Wisconsin. It was the third night of protests in the wake of Wisconsin police officers opening fire […]
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It was a school night like any other. I was at Walmart buying groceries with a couple of friends, and the excitement of spring break bubbled in the air. Suddenly, I got a phone call that changed the course of the next six months of my life. “You’re coming home,” my mom said in an urgent tone. “We don’t feel […]
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