For those of you who do not know, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz was a children’s book published in 1900 that spawned innumerable adaptations and sequels, in every medium from books to plays to films. In almost every interpretation, the Wicked Witch of the West, the main villain of the story, is defeated...

The final days of this wretched year are slowly dwindling to an end. After such untimely events seeming to occur on a monthly basis, there comes a sense of relief that it may soon be over. While the clock striking twelve on January 1 does not signal definitive change, it does insinuate the possibility...

Every year on November 19, men across the world celebrate International Men’s Day. The holiday, which was founded in 1999 at the University of the West Indies, seeks to shine a spotlight on men’s health issues. Over the years, that goal has been accomplished by organizations seeking to highlight...

This year has changed how everything on campus has operated. An organization that has heavily felt the impact of COVID-19 is the Student Government Association (SGA). In previous years, SGA has made itself as available and transparent to the student body as possible. As the representative body for the...

Remember when people could go to the movie theatre with friends and family without a pandemic looming over their heads? Yeah, well, so does AMC Entertainment. One of the largest cinema chains in the industry recently reported a third-quarter loss of $905.8 million dollars, risking the chance of bankruptcy...

The Center of Disease Control (CDC) recently expressed concern about the spread of COVID-19 among American young adults and further determined that college campuses were contributing to this increase. The organization’s research found that an increase of  positivity rates of those 24 years old...

The most important part of being American revolves around the greatest concept of all: freedom: freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly and the right to petition the government. That last one is highly relevant as of late. For several years of our lives, there have been few demonstrations of power...

The 2020 presidential election process has not gone untouched by this year’s manifold obstacles and events. The pandemic, specifically, has thrown the act of voting off-course. Voters are torn between the risk of COVID-19 infection and the risk of putting their trust in the U.S. Postal Service and...