Young Conservatives Club speaks out on campus

Siya Kalra

December 7, 2018

While the most outspoken political activism on campus comes from the left, the Young Conservatives have upped their meeting dates this school year. The Young Conservatives main goal is to be a discussion space for those who either feel their political affiliation is conservative (or right-leaning) or those who simply are interested...

Risk Committee releases new parking restrictions

Charlie Benedict, News Reporter

December 7, 2018

School shootings and gun violence in general dominate the news cycles, but shootings aren’t the biggest risk to everyday citizens. According to 2016 CDC statistics, the third leading cause of death are car accidents. General homicides don’t even rank in the top 10. Anecdotally, many students can attest to feeling like...

The war on capitalism: Why we should not support socialism

Will Wallace, Guest Columnist

March 5, 2018

In recent years in the United States, capitalism has come under attack. The primary opposition or “solution” presented to capitalism is socialism. I am here to explain why socialism is not only impractical but utterly greedy and inherently evil. The fact is, no single economic system in the history of the world has provided a society with sustainable prosperity in...

U.S.-North Korea relations grow icy amidst Pyeongchang Winter Olympics

Annie Kong, News Reporter

March 5, 2018

On Feb. 9, nearly 3,000 athletes from around the world gathered in the Olympic stadium in Pyeongchang county, South Korea, for the opening ceremony of the 2018 Winter Olympics, kicking off 16 days of competition between 92 countries. The participating nations filed into the 35,000-seat stadium in order of the Korean alphabet, Hangul, with the exception of Greece leading...