By Indy Hauter They say the most important part of any father’s life is the day their first child is born, but I don’t think anyone had to endure the generational struggle of Chicago Cubs baseball. Sure, April 18th is a special day for my kid, but November 2nd will...
By Alex Tomack Due to the upcoming holiday season and toxic emissions from ExxonMobil rigs outside of Santa’s zoning permits, things are heating up at the North Pole for Saint Nick and the elves. Pollution-driven losses in ice and snow have caused the jolly old fellow’s plants responsible for producing...
By Audrey Lingan January 6th, 2025 – In the wake of the United States national abortion ban, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released a national guidance for women seeking family planning resources. While President Trump’s 2024 Presidential Campaign opposed a national abortion ban, with the Republican majority...
By Audrey Lingan Sometimes change is gradual, like the slow erosion of a shoreline or the shifting of the weather. As we obsess over the present, we ignore the invisible incremental changes around us. Before we know it, we take a step back and realize just how much the world...
By Audrey Lingan I step outside my dorm and feel the cold prickle my cheeks. My ears flood with the crunch of the fallen leaves that litter the sidewalk. As I inhale the sensible 56°F air, I can feel mucus trickling down my throat. Ah yes, it is flu season,...
