Posts in category Editorial

Universal basic income gained national attention during the 2020 presidential race, when Democratic candidate Andrew Yang used it as his campaign centerpiece. While it has …

Recently the Tennessee Senate passed a redistricting bill that determines voting districts for elected offices. This bill will be brought before the House, where it …

Minimalism is a seemingly buzzing currently. Some use the word minimalism flippantly in their vernacular, trying to describe a uncluttered space. Some use minimalism as …

Last month, Johnson City saw its first-ever Peruvian restaurant open up. Located off of North State of Franklin Road at Hamilton Place, Brassa 51 serves …

I’ve recently been reading “Breasts and Eggs” by Meiko Kawakami. It’s about the contemporary life of women in Japan and the expectations of the gender. …

As an English major used to over-analyzing media, I have a lot to say on the subject of anime. To prevent myself from going on …

New Year’s resolutions are traditionally made every year by loads of individuals. Most have resolutions about dieting, breaking bad habits and money spending and saving. …

It has recently received less media attention, but immigration is a hot-button issue in modern American politics. As a Libertarian I have political views that …

NFTs have seen rapid growth over the past year, accruing a total net worth of $22 billion by the end of last year. NFT stands …

In this time of year, lots of us are concerned about the many things that we want, asking for them and trying to find the …