In 1848, the first Womens’ Rights Convention was held in Seneca Falls, New York. In 1887, Susanna Salter became the first woman mayor in the...
As Nov. 5 draws closer and closer, tension and anticipation are felt across the nation by voters young and old. From the age of 18,...
It is the utmost duty of journalists to provide true and ethical information to the public, especially in light of national and local elections approaching...
Since the First Amendment passed in 1791, Americans have exercised their right to freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly and petition. Recently, nationwide university protests...
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California’s Salton Sea was once a shining resort town of the 50s and late 60s; reminiscent of a Norman Rockwell canvas. The 21st century paints...
Becoming a teenager translates to a whole list of new experiences. These range from starting high school, to driving and finally to the dreaded and...
“Stranger Danger” is one of the first phrases that we are taught as children, to warn us that our safety may be jeopardized by those...
To state that Native Americans’ experiences are commonly overlooked in our education system is not a shocking conclusion. However, many believe that Native American history...
For students living in America, the conflict that is occurring on the Gaza strip is extremely confusing to comprehend. As our government politically supports Israel,...