One of the most decisive and controversial elections in our lifetime is finally over. Due to the turmoil from the final results of the presidential…
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Men and women screamed in front of Trump International Hotel in Washington D.C. last Thursday night, “Pussy grabs back!” As the sea of people grew in size…
Whether one listens to the radio or reads a news article, it sometimes seems nowadays as if there is nothing left in this world worth being…
Some say Trump won because of an appeal to the working class, others say he won because of deep-seated racism and even more say he…
With a set of midterms complete and more exams to come in the following weeks, it seems as though classes schedule the due dates for their research papers,…
As any college student knows, the decision to pursue further education at a university is accompanied by a plethora of extra costs and hidden fees (transcripts,…
Do you know the candidates running for Maryland Senate? How about the nominees running in your district for the House of Representatives? Are you familiar…
When sitting United States president George H. W. Bush was recorded vomiting on the prime minister of Japan and then fainting in 1992 during a…
Should an undergraduate student die for what they love? Do we love our majors enough to die for them? Are these really questions that 18-year-olds…
Imagine for a second that you could omit taking one of your midterm exams and this choice would have no effect on your final grade…
A lack of civic investment from American citizens is a serious issue that has unfortunately snaked its way into the heart of our nation’s political…
Many people have the general idea that the ‘average college student’ is in their late teens or early twenties and do not have a household or family to…
It is common to hear UMBC students complain that there is nothing to do on campus. While there are little to no activities planned during the…
The 2016 election cycle has been lit up in a social media firestorm: tweets, memes and YouTube videos abound. The presidential candidates seem to be gold mines…
While technology offers many resources that facilitate the learning process, it can equally slow it down. We’ve all been there: there’s an assignment due through blackboard…
After being at UMBC for just over two months, the class of 2020 is beginning to feel at home in Baltimore. Moving to college is often…