Big names in football such as Russell Wilson, J. J. Watt and Deshaun Watson have NFL fans wishing to get one of these great talents to help put them over the top. Watt and Watson have both expressed to the Houston Texans that they want out, with Watt receiving a release. Wilson has gone on …
In 2016, the former Team USA Gymnastics doctor and Michigan State professor Larry Nassar was charged with sexual abuse and other charges. A Netflix documentary on his sexual crimes came out when a bombshell report broke about Nassar’s decades of sexual abuse. John Geddert, a former Team USA Gymnastics coach who had ties to the …
“Question everything” seems to be the motto of our generation. College encourages critical thinking and diving deep into our studies. Maybe it’s the age bracket we live in, but we’re obsessed with questioning society, expectations and culture. In fact, questioning has become branded as a coming-of-age ritual. I’m no different. As a math major, I …
Written by Ariana Neverson As somebody who voted for Biden, I have been keeping a keen eye on what I think he could do best for our country within his first 100 days. Of the following policies and actions enacted by Biden, I think he has already proven himself to be a good president dedicated …
Written by Isabella Eklund While it is understandable that it is truly impossible to maintain every promise made during one’s presidency campaign, President Biden’s recent treatment of immigrants is nothing short of failure. He promised that within his first 100 days in office there would be no deportations of immigrants. Alas, in merely a month, …
More and more we hear about the push for inclusivity and diversity in every environment. In workplaces, it is becoming standard for employers to hire people of different ethnicities, identities and backgrounds. In the academic world, you hear allegations of universities accepting the admission of students partially based on their ethnicity or race over another …
After months of searching, the Southern Adventist University Board of Trustees voted unanimously for Ken Shaw to become the 27th president of the university. The decision came two days after Shaw visited Southern. He will step into his role as president on June 1. Southern students and employees first learned that Shaw was the top …
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