Online Interactions Provide Comfort During Social Distancing

April 1, 2020

Taking advantage of private social media connections as much as we can will help us through this COVID-19 crisis.

College Students Must Do Their Part to Flatten the Curve

March 25, 2020

Even if you may not be in serious danger if you contract the virus, ignoring the precautions puts vulnerable populations at risk.

Keeping Solidarity from a Distance

March 25, 2020

In trying times, a lot is changing around us, but I realize the only constants we have are the people around us.

Endorsements Promote Democratic Party Unity

March 25, 2020

Instead of trying to weaponize the concept of endorsements during the 2020 election, Americans should endeavor to use the concept to bring unity and solidarity to the nation.

Tuition Refund Would Send Needed Message

March 25, 2020

A tuition reimbursement, however small, will send a message to families that the university recognizes the difficult times ahead and is dedicated to ensuring the safety and health of students and their families.

Minimizing Spread of Virus Means Self-Sacrifice and Accountability

March 25, 2020

There is no need to panic, but there is a need to prepare and to stay informed. The strong measures being put in place by local and federal governments are to protect people, specifically those that may be critically affected.

Increasing Campaign Spending Limits Presidential Possibilities

March 25, 2020

Although the amount of money a candidate has certainly does not provide a direct correlation to voter popularity, as campaign funding is still an extremely important aspect of the race towards the presidency.

Debate Pushes Frontrunner Biden to Shift Further Left

March 25, 2020

Sanders has chosen to remain in the race to use whatever leverage he still has to move Biden leftward and in doing so build some appeal to progressives.