It’s no secret that this semester is different. Between hybrid classes and six-foot distances, it’s been hard trying to get back into a routine. Most students on campus have at least some idea of what college is supposed to look like; what life was like before the pandemic. However, for the class of 2024, coming…
The events of the 2020 spring semester have continued to play a major role in the beginning chapter of Fall 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic notably changed campus life for students last year, resulting in in-person classes being canceled mid-March and students being sent home in order to prevent the possibility of on-campus spread of the…
In 1787 the authors of the Constitution guaranteed Congress the power “to establish Post Offices and post Roads,” as well as the responsibility to protect them (Article I, Section 8, Clause 7). Centuries ago, our Founding Fathers realized the importance of delivering basic necessities, providing means for democratic discussion and connecting over long distances, which…
Discrimination, when it rears its ugly head, often makes people feel that they are less than and undeserving of equal opportunity and fair treatment. It has shaped the legacy of the United States in devastating ways. However, as the never-ending process of healing past injustices continues all across the country, policies and laws are changing….