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What’s up with Jerry Falwell Jr.?

Allison Reynolds

Liberty University, a private evangelical university located in Lynchburg, Virgina, has been receiving a lot of attention after the recent resignation of their president, Jerry Falwell Jr. Liberty, which…

Success and sexuality: are strong women really less likely to find a partner?

Autumn Hawkins

When beginning a new relationship, it can be difficult to accept traits about our partners that may not necessarily align with our own personalities. However, this should not be…

Missing children and misguided immigration practices

Autumn Hawkins

During the administration of President Donald Trump, over 2,000 immigrant children have been separated from their families. In 2018, those children were separated from their parents, being placed in…

Moving on to 2024

Mary Hicks

Election day has finally come and gone, and while many are tired of talking about politics, others are looking ahead. What we’ve learned throughout the past four years, and…

Debating without sources

Allison Reynolds

Often presidential candidates, especially during debates, have a tendency to make statements without providing proof. College students cannot submit an essay without a works cited page, providing the professor with…

Bias training during social distancing

Autumn Hawkins

Unconscious bias training is designed to expose any implicit biases within a setting, to challenge how the people involved think, and to ultimately eliminate any potential discrimination. Unconscious bias…

Pope Francis’ Endorsement of Same-Sex Civil-Unions

Jeb Bartlett

In the new documentary “Francesco,” which premiered at the Rome Film Festival near the end of October, Pope Francis is seen seemingly endorsing same-sex civil-unions publicly for the first time…

Win or lose, Jaime Harrison’s “New South” may already be under construction

Elijah Lyons

For the first time in almost two decades, a democratic challenger is neck-and-neck in the race for a South Carolina senate seat, threatening to knock down longtime Republican incumbent, Lindsey…

Why “nones” are becoming numerous

Connor Brandenburg

The rise of religious “nones” signifies the decline of religious affiliates in the United States and sparks interest in what is at the heart of this change. Religious affiliation…