War Sparks Inflation Concerns

BY SUMMER CRANDALL We’ve all seen gas prices fluctuate over the past decades. One year, filling up your tank feels routine. Next, it feels like a setback. But with renewed tensions in the Middle East, particularly involving the United States and Iran, many Americans are asking the same […]

The Importance of Voting

BY SUMMER CRANDALL We’ve all heard the person who doesn’t want to get involved in political conversations because of controversy, along with many who don’t vote. The saying “your vote doesn’t matter” has been said much more in recent years and actually acted upon.  Ahealthierdemocracy says In the […]

Opinion: ICE on the Wrong Path

BY SUMMER CRANDALL One of the most disturbing consequences of recent ICE actions is the case of Renee Good, an American citizen whose death exposes how dangerously blurred the limits of federal power have become. An agency tasked with enforcing civil immigration law should never be in a […]

Surviving Finals

BY SUMMER CRANDALL As the semester wraps up, students face the yearly double whammy, finals week colliding with grade deadlines. It’s a chaotic mix of determination, panic, and attempting to remember everything we learned since August. The halls are quieter than usual, filled with students holding review packets […]