On behalf of the Aspiring Educators Program at The University of Akron, it is the position of our organization that, indeed, enough is enough.
There is no excuse for Trump’s recent comments that suggest...
“The notion that you have to pick between what you love and paying the bills is absurd,” said Jeff Hoffman, co-founder of Priceline and founding director of The University of Akron’s new EXL Center.
A...
The College Republicans and the College Democrats met in Kolbe Hall last Thursday, Oct. 29, for their first annual debate. The event was hosted by No Labels of Akron and Pi Sigma Alpha.
The purpose...
Written by: Matthew Balsinger
The state of Tennessee has joined an increasing trend in largely Republican-controlled southern states in declaring war on science education.
On Tuesday, Tennessee...
Politics, like the definition of a Santorum, is a filthy and sometimes frothy business. I heard recently that Starbucks, in a shrewd move that’s sure to please conservatives, has considered sponsoring a number of Republican presidential candidates with their own brands of frothy fun. For Rick Santorum, that Mighty Mouse of conservative ideals, Starbucks thought of going with their quintessential, non offensive, conservative drink, the Caffè Latte.
Nation, South Carolinians are speaking loud and clear.
Granted, it’s in a slow southern drawl, a drawl that is only slightly faster than our University’s response to the shocking crime wave terrifying our campus that recently began a short 24 months ago.
By Olivia Kurylo, Editor-in-Chief • November 3, 2023
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