There has been a movement rumbling in the underbelly of global media and societies since the late 2010s: the far right. The core of this ideology is a “combination of nativism and authoritarianism.”...
Within the past six months, a large number of events have taken place in the government. With that, an issue I believe to be of great concern has emerged: how our bipartisan government has politicized...
Once valued for revealing the truths of the social world, the social sciences are currently under threat by the Trump administration and conservative politicians across the country. Under the guise of...
In a lot of ways, Pennsylvania serves as a peculiar microcosm for the nation. The state is straddled by bustling metropolises on opposite sides, complementary to their relatively empty interiors, and filled...
Historical sites are more than just tourist destinations; they carry the responsibility of preserving history and reminding us not only of our nation’s triumphs but also its failures. In Philadelphia,...
Throughout this past summer, I had the “distinct” honor of seeing firsthand how our state government functions when grappling with the time-old question every large business-like entity faces: How...
On Sept. 8, the U.S. Supreme Court paused a ruling from a federal judge that barred Los Angeles immigration officers from stopping civilians for searches based on race, language, job or location. In Noem...
When a state mandates that religious materials be displayed in every public school classroom, it sends a clear message: Public schools are no longer neutral spaces. Across the U.S., legislators are attempting...
The U.S. Supreme Court issued the decision in Noem v. Vasquez Perdomo (2025) to allow Immigration and Customs Enforcement to resume raids in California, in which immigration officers may “interrogate...
Right-wing conservative political commentator and social media influencer Charlie Kirk, 31, was tragically shot and killed Sept. 10 during a public speaking event at Utah Valley University.
The late...
The start of college should be an exciting time for new students. This should have been no different for the incoming first-year students at Villanova University moving their belongings into their dorms...
