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Potholes and Politics

Autumn Hawkins

The greater York County region has experienced significant growth in the last decade; however, increased population inevitably leads to increased construction. According to the York County Economic Development team…

Preparing for graduation—WU resources and tips every eagle should know about

Sam Hyatt

As we are at the start of the spring semester, numerous students are looking forward to crossing the finish line of their undergraduate career and receiving their diploma at graduation.…

Riots and Racism: how the Capitol insurrection differs from Black Lives Matter protests

Autumn Hawkins

Donald Trump held a rally in Washington, D.C. on Jan. 6 to garner support from his voters during the transition period between administrations. As the rally concluded, Trump encouraged…

Trump vs Twitter—Censorship or Civic Duty?

Wren Brooke

Almost two weeks ago, Twitter permanently banned now-former President Trump’s account, citing several tweets violating their ‘Glorification of Violence policy.’ Is this an infringement of his free speech, or just…

Kim and Kanye…and Jeffree?!

Allison Reynolds

It’s no surprise that amidst the world trying to make 2021 a much better year than 2020, six days into the new year the Capitol Building was seized. In the…

African-American representation at ABC

Autumn Hawkins

Representatives of the American Broadcasting Channel (ABC) announced in June of 2020 that the upcoming season of The Bachelor would be centered around Matt James - the show’s first African-American…

Environmental Studies and Evangelicals

Autumn Hawkins

Climate change is a pressing issue that, unfortunately, evangelical Christians are refusing to buy stock in. The evangelical faith is a subdivision of Protestant Christianity that combines the beliefs…

Trump’s phony coup will not stop Biden’s inauguration

Sean Miller

At noon on Jan. 20, President-Elect Joe Biden will take the presidential oath of office, at which point Donald Trump will cease to be president, and the powers and duties…

Spring semester slump: how to start the new year off right

Autumn Hawkins

2020 was hard to get through academically, but 2021 is offering a second chance. There is so much happening in 2021, with the beginning of in-person classes once more.…