2025 Government Shutdown Continues
The federal government shutdown that began on October 1 is showing no signs of ending as the two major political parties’ disagreement continues to leave…
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The Politics of Style
The inauguration of the 47th president of the United States was held at the Capitol in Washington, D.C., on January 20th, 2025, officially making Donald…
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Why PA Matters
As the 2024 general election starts to ramp up, Pennsylvania has become a battleground state constantly being fought for by both candidates. From Trump and…
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Striking Back Against the Odds
The importance of our seven seas remains a hot issue in terms of monetary gain, survival, and the autonomy we hold as workers.
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The Tennessee Three: History unfolding before us
In the wake of increasing gun violence in America over the last decade, the call for gun reform has become more pressing than ever. Despite…
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What’s Going on With Abortion Pill Access?
Two federal judges. Two opposing decisions. So, what does that mean for the rest of us? The situation is a complicated one, with a lot…
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Welcome to the Party: New Faces Expected to Run for President in 2024
It feels as though the only names we have been hearing in the political world have been Joe Biden and Donald Trump for far too…
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Is it tick-tock on TikTok?
For years now, the government has been saying that they are working on banning TikTok. The app, which so many of us aimlessly scroll on…
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Updates on the Indictment of President Trump
Over the past few weeks, the news has been flooded with accusations and speculation about former President Donald Trump. Will President Trump turn himself in?…
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Bye Atlanta! The MLB Moves the All-Star Game
Major League Baseball is making its position known when it comes to voting rights. The league recently decided to pull its annual summer All-Star game…
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The Presidential and VP Debates—What You Need to Know
“That was a hot mess, inside a dumpster fire, inside a train wreck” was how CNN’s Jake Tapper chose to describe the first presidential debate….
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The Power of the Vote
The world doesn’t stop for anyone. When talking about politics and government, life can seem uncontrollable. Voting is the best way to use your power….
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“Parasite”: Breaking the One-Inch Barrier
The South Korean movie “Parasite” made Oscars history at The Academy Awards on Feb. 9, 2020, when it won a slew of awards — most…
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National Women’s Month: Honoring Penn State Female Alums
March is National Women’s Month, a time to celebrate women of the past and present for the accomplishments and contributions they have made to their…
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“The Hate U Give”
“The Hate U Give” does not only show a hesitant girl become a woman, but it shows how even in a society seemingly so full of despair, we can have hope.
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Grab ‘Em by the Midterms
This Tuesday, Nov. 6 marks 2018’s Midterm Election Day – and it’s a big one. This election is our first chance since the presidential election…
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Decoding Politics: 15 Terms to Understand
Nearly every piece of political news seems to introduce a new term, or some type of lingo, that can lead to confusion and misunderstanding. Whether…
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Oh, Yeezus: Kanye West Stuns Social Media Again
Earlier this year, rapper and Yeezy designer Kanye West shook the Twitterverse through a series of tweets, professing his love for several right-wing speakers as…
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American Music Awards 2018
The 48th annual American Music Awards last night in Los Angeles celebrated music fans favorite artists and pop culture icons who are breaking barriers as…
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The Other Midterms
At some point over the past few weeks, you’ve probably been stopped and asked if you’re registered to vote. If you’re flustered and in a…
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