The Holidays—Yes or No?
As the holidays are in full swing, so is COVID-19. The virus is at an all-time high, and many holiday festivities look differently. Some people…
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Sarah Fuller Makes History Playing Like A Girl
Sarah Fuller has made history as the first woman to play in a Power Five college football game. The 21-year-old Vanderbilt University senior made her debut…
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The Attack on Big Tech: Democrat and Republican Perspective
Republicans have recently made headlines related to their vocal opposition against “Big Tech” censorship. “Big Tech” refers to the power technology companies—Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix…
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Yes, Food is Political
While many aimlessly add items into their shopping carts, most consumers aren’t acknowledging the history behind their foods and may not realize it’s political ties….
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Why Has There Never Been A Female Vice President Before Kamala Harris?
We are quite lucky to have the right to vote for who we want to represent us in office and make big decisions. Around the…
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Looming Second-Wave Lockdowns for Europe
As infection rates continue to spike across the continent, many European countries — including France, Germany, Italy, Poland and the United Kingdom — chose to…
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Pennsylvania: A Key Swing State
Pennsylvania’s strong party systems and high electoral vote count— 20 — make the state winnable in any federal election, by the tightest of margins. In…
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The 2020 Election Results, Finally
On Tuesday, November 3rd, millions of Americans headed to the polls to vote for their preferred president and vice president-elect, along with local judges, senate…
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VALLEY Tries It: Battle of the PSL’s
Fall simply wouldn’t be the same without pumpkin spice lattes (PSL). These prized beverages seem to be the center of attention this time of year…
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The Question of Post-Election Protests
Though candidate Joe Biden is projected to have secured the title of becoming the 46th president of the United States, the 2020 election appears to…
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Let’s Talk About The War On Reproductive Rights
Throughout time, people with a female-assigned reproductive system have had to continuously fight for their right to essential reproductive healthcare, education and resources. Reproductive rights…
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Poland’s Abortion Ban Sparks Mass Pro-Choice Protests
Poland’s new restrictive laws on abortion make it one of the most hostile countries in Europe in terms of reproductive rights, and have caused the…
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The Role is Filled: Now What?
On Oct. 26, Amy Coney Barrett was sworn into her new role as Supreme Court Justice, filling the spot of former Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg….
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2020 Presidental Election Update
As another election day comes to a close, Americans across the country wait anxiously as their votes are tallied. Although votes are not expected to…
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Americans Storm the Polls: Impacts of Early Voting on 2020 Election
With Election Day only being a few days away, over 92 million Americans have already cast their vote for the 2020 presidential election. These numbers…
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#EndSARS: What is Happening in Nigeria?
On Oct. 20, 12 people were killed and many were left injured after men dressed in military uniform opened fire on a peaceful protest in…
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Voting at the Polls: What to Wear and What to Bring
If you are mailing in your ballot or an absentee ballot, you are awesome! If you are voting in-person either on campus or in your…
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Recap: The Final Presidential Debate
While 47 million American people have already casted their vote, President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden attempted to rally undecided voters with…
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Judge Amy Coney Barrett: Who Is Donald Trump’s Supreme Court Nominee?
Days before an already polarizing election cycle, President Donald Trump has nominated Justice Amy Coney Barrett to fill the highest judicial seat: the Supreme Court….
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Never Ending Month: Latinx Brands to Support
Hispanic Heritage Month only lasts from mid-September to mid-October, but that doesn’t mean we have to stop supporting the Latinx community when it’s over. The…
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