[row cols_nr="2"] [col size="6"] Two Party System in Need of Reform Nicholas Coleman As election day draws near, citizens in the United States are facing a familiar challenge this November. Whether one...

[row cols_nr="2"] [col size="6"] Performance Doesn't Guarantee a Paycheck Jared Walch Recently, the hot topic swirling around college sports has been the issue of unionizing and payment. College athletes...

I've been a college student for over a month now and I can already feel the struggle. Even though it's hard to keep track of my life, there are incontestably amazing things about college. First of all,...

Social media has become a setting for all sorts of issues. These days it is one of the easiest ways to get your story heard. Saudi women from all over the country have been tweeting for the freedom to...

This September the financial industry was hit with a startling revelation: employees of the bank Wells Fargo had created over two million ‘fake’ accounts and credit cards for their customers without...

Corruption. Bribery. Deception. These words are normally reserved for John Grisham novels or summer blockbusters, but in September they described something very different: scientific research conducted...

It’s almost flu season. You know what that means? It’s officially flu shot season. A recent survey asked millennials if they planned on getting the flu shot this year. Fifty-two percent said no....

If the history of technology has taught us anything, it’s that there’s a lot of work to do after every breakthrough. It wasn’t enough for Edison to just invent the light bulb; he needed to design...

Few things are emphasized as heavily in contemporary culture as the importance of getting an education. There's a reasonable justification for this fact: in today's increasingly competitive job market,...