By Calvin MillerPodcast Manager In this segment, Calvin Miller will be talking about the national debt of the United States and what the national debt actually is as well as why it matters. Included in the segment, he will also … Continue reading Calvinomics: Episode 1
By Jernice KelleyWeb Content Contributor Drugs can have a major impact on any community or individual; however, when it comes to drug policy in America, it is typically aimed at minority groups. With the current social climate, it brings into … Continue reading The Color of Drugs
By Garrett McGinley Web Content Contributor With an outcome likely no one outside of The Bronx saw coming, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s upset victory over Rep. Joe Crowley (D-NY) in the New York Congressional District 14 Democratic Primary sent shockwaves through the … Continue reading I’ve seen the future of American left and her name is Alexandria
By Joyana Richer News Reporter Four Candidates vying to represent Texas Congressional District 21 gathered for a forum on Wednesday. While the Texas primary election took place in early March, none of the four remaining candidates received a majority of … Continue reading Congressional Candidates Meet
By Erin Pollack Web Editor Breaking News: For the second day in a row the, Jordanian government is conducting airstrikes targeting ISIS in Syria. According to CNN, the Jordanian government is accompanied by U.S. war planes and are striking as … Continue reading Daily News Recap (2-6-15)
By Erin Pollack Web Editor A TransAsia passenger plane clipped a bridge and crashed into a river in Taiwan this morning killing 23 people. According to CNN, 58 people were on the flight, 23 were confirmed dead, 15 injured and … Continue reading Daily News Recap (2-4-15)
ASG has a lot planned this semester. The Associated Student Government looks to build on the success of last semester after some big legislation was passed. Today, ASG looks to implement some of the passed legislation, including the addition of maps of … Continue reading ASG encourages student involvement
Matt Alvarez got the oppurtunity to talk to Political Science professor, Dr. Jayce Farmer, about the shutdown. “What really impacts us are things that we basically entail as consumers, that we engage as consumers. For example, the parks; there are … Continue reading Political Science Professor Talks Shutdown
In the third day of the government shutdown, more Americans are beginning to see affects. For the past sixteen years the government hasn’t had a federal budget and has been relying on continuing resolutions. These resolutions last from a week … Continue reading State Representative Discusses Shutdown
In the third day of the government shutdown, more Americans are beginning to see affects. For the past sixteen years the government hasn’t had a federal budget and has been relying on continuing resolutions. These resolutions last from a … Continue reading State Rep. Jason Isaac on Government Shutdown
