by Lexi Kupor Public Relations Manager After drawing over 3.5 million live spectators throughout the streets of Manhattan last November, the 94th annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade opted for a virtual, televised event […]
by Brynn Gibson Graphics Designer This is an interview with Vince Gibson, a 60-year-old Louisiana resident who did not evacuate for the recent Hurricane Zeta. Over the 44 years he has lived in […]
by Sasha Ryu Editor-in-Chief This election cycle, many progressive candidates in battleground states out-fundraised their conservative counterparts by tens of millions of dollars. Lawyers, educators, and women played a significant role in this […]
by Emerson Morley National/World Editor On Mon, Oct. 26, the Senate confirmed Trump nominee Amy Coney Barrett to the U.S. Supreme Court, only eight days before Election Day, making it the closest successful […]
by Sonali Muthukrishnan National/World Editor The U.S. government closed the 2020 census data collection earlier than expected, on Oct. 15, with the support of the Supreme Court. The Census Bureau reported that it […]
by Sonali Muthukrishnan National/World Editor Former Vice President Joe Biden and President Donald Trump faced off on Oct. 22, at Belmont University in Nashville for one last time before Election Day. NBC’s Kristen […]
by Sonali Muthukrishnan National/World Editor In lieu of a second debate, former Vice President Joe Biden and President Donald Trump simultaneously held town halls on Oct. 15 at 8:00 PM. The Commission on […]
by Sonali Muthukrishnan National/World Editor A nurse at a privately-owned immigration detention facility in Georgia submitted a complaint to the Department of Homeland Security on Sep. 14. In the report, the licensed […]
by Quincy Marks and Emily Duvall Public Relations Manager and Culture Editor Starting in August, many colleges and universities began to reopen their campuses to students. Most American colleges initially had the same plan for the beginning […]
by Emerson Morley, Maddie Dewhirst, & Sofia Rossi On Fri., Sep. 18, liberal Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died at age 87 after experiencing a recurrence with metastatic pancreatic cancer in […]
by Maddie Dewhirst National/World Editor Protests have engulfed Belarus – some having turnouts of hundreds of thousands of people – since the presidential election on Aug. 9, when incumbent Alexander Lukashenko declared […]
by Jordan Chan News Editor A shortage of blood during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has prompted people to reexamine blood donation policies in the United States that exclude gay and bisexual men from […]
by Cooper Bowen Editor-in-Chief Dozens of devastating forest fires, unprecedented in both number and sheer scale, continue to rage across the state of Oregon this week. Well over one million acres were […]
by Lexi Kupor Public Relations Manager On Aug. 20, Democratic Presidential Nominee Joe Biden brought the 2020 Democratic National Convention to a close with a televised address from his home state of Delaware. […]
by Maddie Dewhirst and Cooper Bowen Staff Writer and Editor-in-Chief On Tuesday, Aug. 11, Joe Biden announced his running mate on the Democratic ticket would be California Senator Kamala Harris, making her […]