by Samuel B. Parker — It has been just over a year since Joe Biden took office as President of the United States, and that year has been...

by Sean Wild — As a society, we have a responsibility to each other to help reduce the spread of COVID-19. This responsibility does not...

by Sophie Trist — During a recent video interview, CDC director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said, “The overwhelming number of deaths — over 75%...

by Sarah Terzo — The argument “My body, my choice” has long been used to support abortion. More recently, it’s been used by those who...

by Stephanie Hauer — There was a fight at Timberview High School on Wednesday, October 6. That morning, a conflict broke out among some...

by Stephanie Hauer — Tear gas is used throughout the world as a form of crowd control. Hong Kong, Bahrain, and Iran deploy it against...

by Sophie Trist — On April 13, the Biden administration announced changes to the FDA regulations on mifepristone, also known as RU486, an...

by Stephanie Hauer — I’m sure I don’t have to remind you of all the ways that COVID-19 has impacted us. Across the globe, around 2.68...

by Beth Fox, MPH — One year ago, I, like many other disabled or chronically ill individuals, began a strict home isolation protocol. I...

by Sophie Trist — On December 10, the world will celebrate International Human Rights Day, marking seventy-two years since the United...

by Sophie Trist — COVID-19 disproportionately affects the elderly and people with disabilities. A June NPR study revealed that in...

by Stephanie Hauer — Social distancing is vitally important, and the responsible practice of its principles saves lives. For many of us,...

The first duty of the state is to protect the weak, not the strong.

By practicing social distancing, we can each help protect the lives of those around us.

As schools close and companies pivot to remote work in an attempt to limit the spread of COVID-19, many people, particularly students and...