H&M controversial ad causes social media uproar
ByWhen the H&M ad controversy surfaced on social media, there was extreme media backlash of both the clothing company and the mother of the young model.
OPINION
‘Why now?’ Is not one of the questions we should be asking sexual abuse victims
The last year has been full of many changes.
The library is a good resource all year long
ByStudents flock to the library to study for final exams at the end of every semester.
It is time for a second constitutional congress
ByFor far too long, this country has voted for individuals who say they are going to change the corruption in Washington D.C. and give liberty back to the people.
Sexual abusers should not have a legacy
ByWoody Allen has won three Oscars, 10 British Academy of Film and Television Arts awards and two Golden Globe Awards. Casey Affleck has won one Oscar and one Golden Globe. Kevin Spacey has won two Oscars and one Golden Globe.
Does the punishment fit the crime for Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill?
ByPhiladelphia native and rapper Meek Mill was sentenced to two-to-four years at the Graterford State Correctional Institution for a probation violation on Nov. 8.
Trump needs to do what he signed up for, show respect to fallen troops
ByFour sergeants of the U.S. military were killed in an ambush in Niger earlier this month on Oct. 4 after helping local forces defeat ISIS.
Free expression should not be limited, controlled
Attorney General Jeff Sessions has made several statements about the policies surrounding free speech on some college campuses.
Misunderstanding of mental illness why police shot, killed Georgia Tech student
Riots erupted following the shooting of Georgia Tech student Scout Schultz, who was the leader of Pride Alliance and part of the LGBTQ+ community on campus.
Juggalo’s fight against gang label
ByLast weekend an unlikely group of super fans, known as Juggalos, marched in Washington, D.C.
Driving still requires undivided attention despite tech improvements
ByFans of NBC’s hit show “The Office” may recall a scene in which Michael Scott, despite protests from Dwight Schrute, follows his GPS into a lake, submerging his car in the water.