During my time in isolation at Burke West, many girls on my floor said they felt uninformed. Leah Rumptz, a freshman majoring in psychology who was isolated with me, said the University was very disorganized...

Have you ever thought about what we live around? The University of Alabama has a beautiful campus and Tuscaloosa has a nice midtown and downtown area. If you live near those areas, have you ever noticed...

Jane Bolin was an incredibly accomplished lawyer in the state of New York. Born in Poughkeepsie, Bolin would eventually become the first Black woman to become a judge not only in her state, but in the...

The vote is one of the most precious tools that we have as citizens of the United States of America. In fact, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. made it his central theme at the Prayer Pilgrimage for Freedom in...

#QAnon, #Pizzagate, #WWG1WGA, #DeepState: If you have come across these trending phrases on Twitter and Facebook, you are not alone in asking “What does this mean?” These conspiracies are often propagated...

Sept. 26 was the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons. Each year, the event is commemorated and promoted by the United Nations through a public awareness campaign and education...

Recently the Tommy Tuberville campaign accused Sen. Doug Jones of reflecting the values of California and New York but not “Alabama values.” What are Alabama values as opposed to Illinois values, Montana...

On Sept. 18, former Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died at the age of 87. With the death of one of the most liberal justices on the court, U.S. President Donald Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell...

The opening scene of “The Social Dilemma” ends with a menagerie of tech insiders finding it difficult to concisely articulate what, exactly, is the problem with social media – a question that the...