Perspectives

As Election Day approaches, college students across the nation are witnessing one of the most polarized presidential races in their lifetimes. This year, however, marks the first time most college students are eligible to vote in a presidential election. Throughout the election season, the candidates have sparred on the topics presenting Americans the most concern, such as the … [Read more...] about Staff Editorial: Those who fail to educate themselves, fail

I apologize for slacking on getting this post up, as our Greece week long Educational Field Trip was Oct. 1-5. But nonetheless, here it is: We left gloomy, rainy London on Monday morning for hot and sunny Athens, Greece. Prior to our departure, we had a short orientation and we were hyped over the packed itinerary. It included a walk to the Parthenon and Mars Hill, a bus ride … [Read more...] about Live from London: Greek for a week

2012 might be the banner year for gender and politics (and gender politics) in the United States, and the presidential election will be decided largely by the votes of American women. The gender gap has reached historic proportions — and the latest consensus of surveys among women voters paints a fascinating picture of the women’s vote, and the political power of women this … [Read more...] about Women 2012

America can be defined in many different ways.  For me, America is the land of opportunity that helped lift my grandfather out of poverty, allowing him to raise five children and eventually provide for both myself and his eleven other grandchildren. America is the jet my father flies, helping to ensure safety and prosperity on the home front.  America is the opportunity to … [Read more...] about America: ruled by the leaders, for the leaders