Although the devastating day of Sept. 11, 2001 is now 17 years behind us and most high school students were not alive to witness the horrible tragedy that took place on that day, we never fail to remember the events that occurred and the thousands of lives that were lost. Keep Reading
Friday marked the end of a weeklong confirmation hearing for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Over the course of the hearing, the Senate floor repeatedly dissolved into partisan disputes, with Kavanaugh himself sometimes forgotten amid arguments from both sides of the aisle. Keep Reading
Reporters are brave; they go into the battlefield unarmed and unprotected. They have to believe in humanity’s will to tell the truth despite constant scrutiny and firsthand experience of negative events. They need to know different mediums in an ever-changing society with short attention spans, and they need to do it all before deadline. Despite all this, reporters are often just a byline. This week showed me life beyond that. Keep Reading
With the 2018 hurricane season upon us, it is safe to say that last year’s catastrophes have not been forgotten. Keep Reading
Science research students presented their science fair projects to medical professionals and competed for cash awards at the 20th Annual Podiatry Surgical and the 10th Annual Colon and Rectal Conference this weekend. Keep Reading