Posts in category Editorial

As many know, on Jan. 6, the U.S. Capitol Building was attacked by domestic terrorists, many of whom identify as supporters of President Donald Trump. …

Contributed by Mason Mosier, sophomore, political science, media and communication My time at The Washington Center seminar Jan. 11-15 regarding the 2021 presidential inauguration was …

As the country succumbed to hysteria, platitudes were exchanged. Just two weeks after pro-Trump protestors stormed the Capitol to protest the ceremonial confirmation of Joe …

As the holidays approach, tensions are getting high. I know from personal experience that as family functions and events that involve food draw nearer, I …

The holidays are usually a stressful time anyway, but we are now going to be dealing with a new stressor: the COVID-19 pandemic. Like pretty …

We can all take a collective sigh of relief: 2020 is finally coming to a close. Though there is no light beaming on the horizon …

Contributed by Jessica Dunker It is difficult to be a liberal in a state that is assertively Republican. This country currently suffers from a number …

As we head into winter and begin navigating the dreaded daylight savings time change, it is common for people to experience changes in their mood, …

Learning to navigate political discussions in our heated climate can be difficult. Corporate media outlets and politicians alike do their best to entrench divisions to …

Programs like the Tennessee Promise and Tennessee Reconnect, as well as honors programs, require that students complete a certain amount of volunteering and community engagement hours. …