Every four years when we vote for a presidential candidate, we reach the same conclusions: We are more divided than ever; political polarization is an issue; there is no more “united” in the United States. Politics is not the only area where we find disagreement—how shocking. We find differences in […]

One of the most important aspects of our democratic system is the right to vote. Especially during an election year, we are continuously hearing about the impact our vote has on the future of the country. Thus, I will spare you the whole spiel on why you should go out […]

How often do we see our fellow brothers and sisters in Christ on social media sharing shocking news articles with captions along the lines of  “something to think about … ” or “not sure what to believe in anymore”? Topics can vary, but the one thing in common is the […]

“Everybody he sees has a hysterectomy— just about everybody,” said Dawn Wooten, a nurse working at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center in Georgia, in a whistleblower complaint filed against the agency. Wooten was referring to Dr. Mahendra Amin, an OB-GYN who has been accused of performing hysterectomies […]

In light of recent campus tension, it has become increasingly difficult for us to defend our First Amendment rights while also being considerate of other students’ individuality. Furthermore, it is even more challenging to separate the importance of our beliefs from their impact on others. When do we stop voicing […]