When it comes to Black History Month, American society is divided. Some believe a month should not be isolated to any particular group to “celebrate” its own history.
No doubt the ceaseless construction around campus has piqued your interest.
Humans’ idea of perfection has heightened since the pandemic began.
It’s been a rough year, nobody can deny that. But with the end in sight, it’s a time to look back on how far we’ve all come.
It’s hard to imagine that this is what fans are thinking of the National Football League.
In this day and age, we are coming up in a world where so often people are quick to point the finger and place blame.
With tension rising, Roe v. Wade has become a trivial topic of 2020.
1. Editor-in-Chief, Steven Langdon Jr.
Everyone was excited for 2020 to roll around. Memes about partying like Gatsby circulated close to New Year’s Eve. Much to everyone’s surprise, 2020 was not the year of partying and instead was the year of isolation.
The sport’s world experienced plenty of hardship in 2020.
President Donald Trump has COVID-19. Let that sink in for a second, our country’s top position has tested positive for COVID-19.
