As the Olympics in Pyeongchang went underway, the motives behind the potential dissolving tension between North and South Korea remains unknown. Despite this, any turn away from hostility between the two nations should be nurtured. North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s… Continue Reading
We live in what is arguably the greatest time of technological innovation and transition. Along with this comes great dispute over how to handle the constantly growing, changing, and evolving technology of this day and age. At the top of… Continue Reading
In the 21st century, social media is constantly advancing and updating. It has gone from a place to post pictures to somewhere people can gain money and opportunities. As social media becomes more widespread, the number of people who have… Continue Reading
The 21st-century has been pioneered by creative thinkers leading the frontier of modern society with their revolutionary inventions and technology. With this progression, the workforce has expanded into a more globalized and collaborative working world. Yet, the stepping-stones to the… Continue Reading
For years, my older relatives warned me against putting too much personal information out on the internet, as I could not control who would see it. “You have to be careful, love, when you’re older, your future employers could see… Continue Reading
I have always considered myself politically aware. Memories of mornings in my house were always backed by the background noise of whichever news station my parents preferred at the time. It was never a matter of “oh they’re children, they… Continue Reading
One time when I was in elementary school, my mom cornrowed my hair just before school started. I was livid. I hated the way the braids looked on my head, and I swore they made me look like a boy.… Continue Reading
“It could have been my son.” I have heard my nana utter these words more than once. It could have been my son. Virginia Tech, Sandy Hook, Pulse, Las Vegas, Sutherland Springs, Texas: It could have been my son. Nine… Continue Reading
Betsy DeVos scales back Title IX sexual assault policies to favor the accused On Sept. 7, sexual assault survivors, students, parents, and advocate groups gathered outside George Mason University to protest the rolling back of their Title IX rights. Title IX,… Continue Reading
When I was little, I thought my race was yellow. It made sense in my six-year-old mind. When my mom said, “No honey, you’re black”, I looked at my skin, shook my head, and said, “That’s not black though. It’s… Continue Reading