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“It’s the Economy, Stupid!” But Is Trump’s Plan Really Helping?
Voters chose Trump in 2024 because of economic concerns; however, are his policies actually working for them? In the 2024 Presidential...
Pari Patel
Mar 123 min read
Affirmative Action: Good Riddance
Goldwin Smith Hall at Cornell University . On June 29, 2023, the Supreme Court outlawed race-based affirmative action in Students for...
Cole Laudenslager
Mar 124 min read
Evaluating Regulations on Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace
Artificial Intelligence: West Lothian Digital Learning Team. Generative artificial intelligence (AI) has taken the working world by storm...
Celia Holden
Mar 53 min read
Trump’s America First Strategy is Leaving Americans Last
A sign left out side the USAID headquarters in Washington D.C. this past Friday. President Trump’s “America First” agenda claims to...
Amani Agrawal
Feb 283 min read
Trump’s War on Federal Workers: Why the Federal Workforce is Critical to Government Success
Government workers protest recent firings outside the US Capitol in Washington. President Trump’s aggressive attacks against federal...
Avery Prince
Feb 263 min read
Trump’s War With DEI: Worth Waging?
A protester holding a sign demanding equality in diversity. Upon his resumption of the presidency, Donald Trump has directed great...
Samuel Stille
Feb 243 min read
The Ten Commandments in Schools: A Command to Conform?
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry made headlines this past June by signing H.B. 71 into law, a bill mandating that the Ten Commandments be...
Samuel Stille
Oct 14, 20244 min read
The Many vs. The Money: Super PACs and Their Place in Politics
The idea that all votes are not created equal has been widely spread among Americans, originally as a criticism of the electoral college...
Celia Holden
Oct 12, 20243 min read
In Defense of the Electoral College
With election season underway, the Electoral College is once again thrust into the spotlight. Campaigns are bombarding the seven...
Cole Laudenslager
Oct 9, 20244 min read
You’ve Got Mail: Why We Can’t Neglect the USPS
When I checked my Cornell admissions decision, I did not frantically tear open an envelope but instead clicked a button on the online...
Elizabeth Fine
Oct 7, 20243 min read
Don’t Forget the South Asian Vote in the 2024 Election
The “Harris effect” has been cited as a turning point in increasing the South Asian community’s voter turnout this election season;...
Pari Patel
Oct 7, 20243 min read
Cut the Campaign: Rethinking Election Timelines
The saying goes that the next election begins on inauguration day. This statement rings truer today more than ever. Drawn-out campaigns...
Emily Snider
Oct 5, 20243 min read
'Missing Middle Housing' Wasn't Always Missing. It’s Time We Bring It Back.
Last month, I visited the Griffith Observatory, one of the most remarkable vantage points that overlook Los Angeles. But beyond...
Elliott Serna
Mar 30, 20243 min read
Simplified, But for Whom? The Hidden Costs of The FAFSA 'Simplification' Act
Both Congress and the Department of Education (ED) are no strangers to criticism when it comes to their decisions concerning...
Sophia Arnold
Mar 24, 20243 min read
14 Politicians Made a Grave Mistake
As of summer 2024, 36 states, all five US territories and four tribal nations will provide low-income families with $120 vouchers per...
Peri Dunn
Mar 11, 20243 min read
Israel and Deregulated Arms Transfer: The Part of the Senate Bipartisan Border Deal No One is Talking About
As citizens clamored the streets of Colombia in protest of a tax reform, police brutality, and longstanding inequality, the country...
Rachel Baron
Feb 22, 20243 min read
There is No I in Team: Alternatives to Senator Tuberville’s Detrimental Military Blockade
Senator Tommy Tuberville’s long career in college football makes him no stranger to Auburn, Ole Miss, and University of Cincinnati fans...
Elizabeth Fine
Nov 17, 20234 min read
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