Two weeks ago, I was looking for something in my basement. I found an old assignment I kept from Dr. Daher’s class; it was one of the only papers he assigned in person, as COVID-19 caused us to transition to online school.

Regardless of which side of the aisle you were on in the spectacle surrounding the nomination and subsequent confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh as an Associate Judge of the Supreme Court of the United States, one thing remains clear: the entire debacle is

In March 2018, white nationalist, Richard Spencer, announced that he was ending his controversial nationwide college campus speaking tour.

On May 5, Henry Ford College students will march in the commencement procession at the Ford Community and Performing Arts Center and emerge as freshly minted college graduates.

On March 9, a letter calling for planned violent attacks against Muslims surfaced in the U.K.

On March 14, marking the one-month anniversary of the deadly Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, thousands of students across the country walked out of their classrooms to participate in “#Enough: National School Walkout,” which was organize

On Jan. 30, 2017, President Trump delivered his first State of the Union Address.

As has been the case with award ceremonies over the years, the 75th Golden Globes highlighted once again how the finest in the motion pictures industry can utilize their platform to address social and political issues pertinent to society.

On Nov. 16, in a 227-205 vote, the U.S.

The avalanche of high-profile sexual harassment, misconduct, and abuse claims hitting the media is disturbing to say the least.