Have we gone too far with Valentine’s Day?
Every year as Valentines comes around, red balloons and heart shaped candy stain the aisles
Opinion
Trump’s State of Union distracts us from the reality of our country
President Donald Trump’s annual State of the Union Address did not disappoint drama lovers. Be
The college admissions system is biased toward the wealthy
Unfortunately, the college application process is inherently flawed and not fully meritocratic. It is skewed
Our school system is responsible for the obesity epidemic. Here’s how.
Imagine this: 14-year old Joe walks down Canal Street. A turbulent New York City school
Should we colonize space?
Spreading humanity across the universe and settling into the great unknown may seem tempting, but
The US needs to reduce its military spending
There are many good reasons why we should have a military and continue to spend
Cancel culture exposes bad behavior yet causes unnecessary drama
“Cancel culture,” a current trend wherein different figures within the different media platform oust each
A bioethical perspective on affordable healthcare
The Affordable Care Act (ACA), better known as Obamacare, entered and dominated the political mainframe
How we should improve our prison system
Our prison system is clearly flawed. We send too many people to jail, which are
One Size Does Not Fit All: Size Exclusivity in the Fashion Industry
People do not come in uniform sizes, so why are they expected to be perfectly
Analyzing the different Democratic nominees as vice presidential candidates
Every nominee has something different in mind when selecting their vice presidential candidate, but the