2018 marked a historical and heated Congressional election, the outcome of which has significant political implications for the next two years of legislation, and give an insight into how America may vote in the 2020 Presidential Election. In the 2018 Congressional Election, one third of Senate seats...

We always hear that no one knows their future career in high school. There’s a good reason undergraduates aren’t required to choose their majors until their sophomore year. Yet most students have a decent sense of where they plan to go in life, even if it’s simply knowing what they don’t want...

As we approach the final stretch of the 2019 school year, rising juniors, seniors, and maybe even sophomores are starting to consider which Advanced Placement (AP) courses to take next fall. Such classes are no joke; high school students who have taken any AP test know how arduous the journey can be....

Every year between February 25th and March 5th, there is the international celebration of Carnivàle that happens around the world. Carnivàle originally comes from the phrase “Farewell to Meat” signifying its close attachment to the Lenten season drawing near. Although Carnivàle is typically associated...

We often see one side of a story if we are not affected by a situation, but when it is a complicated matter such as the border and the multiple caravans associated with it, there is more than just what the news reports perceive. Everything from late 2018 that was left unresolved was carried over into...