Coming of Age With the Weight of the World On Their Shoulders
With mental health decrease in teenagers, I interviewed my younger sisters on how they witness the collective trauma of our current moment.
Biden’s Only Promise On His 2020 Campaign Was Winning
Biden promised to win in the 2020 election, but now that he did, will he really be able to pass his proposed policies?
Spot the Difference: Insurrectionists at the Capitol vs. Police
No comparisons should be drawn between the BLM protests and the Capitol riots, but the police response at both events should be highlighted.
Trump Caused This Tragedy, Let Him Face the Consequences
As the nation recovers from the Capitol riots, President Trump must finally face immediate consequences for his actions.
Fall Semester Feedback Survey: Answered By The Students
A handful of the Quaker Campus staff writers collaborated to answer these questions honestly.
When White Liberalism Infiltrates Academia, What Good Does It Do?
White liberalism in academia does not amplify the voices of BIPOC students, it tends to overshadow them – unkowingly or not.
What Happened to the “Reform” Aspect of Imprisonment?
Brandon Bernard was committed to transforming himself into a better man than he was before behind bars. Yet, the death penalty ended that.
What Trump and Biden Show Us About Masculinity in America
The definition of what makes a man varies, but the 2020 presidential campaign shows different ways masculinity is defined in America.
Staying Connected During the Holidays In a Pandemic
With another stay-at-home order going into effect, staying connected with friends and family may even be harder during the holidays.
A Matter of Religion, or a Matter of Life and Death?
Despite the recent rulings of the U.S. Supreme Court on religious services, coronavirus restrictions should still be followed.