Andrew Cuomo: from praise to an impeachment inquiry in weeks

Hannah Locke, Editor in Chief • April 12, 2021

In his three terms as governor of the state of New York, Andrew Cuomo has made serious progress. From legalizing same sex marriage in New York in 2011 to his signing of the New York Secure Ammunition and...

A historical impeachment: the Senate trial and a verdict

Hannah Locke, Editor in Chief • February 25, 2021

On Feb. 9, 2021, the second impeachment trial of former president Donald Trump began in the United States Capitol. After the trial, Democrats were unable to get enough votes for a two-thirds majority in...

Equipped with voter literacy: students have an opportunity to register for this year’s election cycle

Eli Reynolds, Graphics Editor • March 10, 2020

An important step in this year’s election cycle is quickly approaching. On March 10, 2020, Michigan’s constituents will have the opportunity to voice support for their candidate of choice in the Michigan...

Musicians ‘Feel the Bern’ leading up to the 2020 Democratic presidential primaries

Elliot Russell, Editor-in-Chief • March 5, 2020

The buildup to the 2020 United States presidential election is well underway. The Democratic Party is bursting at the seams with nominees hoping to take on President Donald Trump in the primary election. An...

Donald Trump acquitted by the Senate

Lily Stickley, Feature Editor • February 12, 2020

On February 5, 2020, the senate voted to acquit President Donald Trump in the impeachment trial. A vote to acquit means the Senate believes he is not guilty. While President Trump was impeached in the...

Not Such A Thin Line: Peoples Political Ideas Aren't Always Black And White

April 22, 2019

By Daniel Isacksen Democrats and Republicans are more divided than ever on immigration, transsexual and transgender rights, reproductive rights and gun control, among many other issues. Both parties have...