Civility in the Face of Injustice
By Sarah Habermaas Civility has always been a topic of discomfort for me. It was always something that my professors in undergrad pushed,...
By Sarah Habermaas Civility has always been a topic of discomfort for me. It was always something that my professors in undergrad pushed,...
The Republican Party is no longer the Grand Old Party. This is a thought I’ve struggled to come to terms with for the past several years...
By Micah Cozzens In the social media frenzy following the Capitol Riots on January 6th, 2021, I didn’t see many responses I would...
I initially learned about Black Lives Matter (BLM) in 2016. Honestly, I didn’t understand BLM’s purpose, and for me, the message fell on...
Recently, I heard from my friend, Ann, a story relative to one of her college experiences at Brigham Young University–Idaho. In a class...
By Skyler Wixom Identities are tricky to manage. Even the word “identity” seems to consistently either evade a concrete definition or...
How does a Mexican immigrant stay friends with a Trump supporter? In jest, I want to answer this by saying “very carefully” but, all...
By Veronika Tait Current tensions between liberals and conservatives are high. The past two decades have shown large shifts away from...
Almost 79,000 hours. According to one study, conducted by OnePoll, on average a person will watch 78,705 hours of television in their...
When I was a graduate student at Brigham Young University, I received weekly training on how to teach BYU’s first-year composition...
By Duane Adamson I am often asked by students and friends how to find the most objective news and information about political events....
One is the sum of the fractions of us 'Cus we're broken and we're bent But together this puzzle makes so much sense –Mindy Gledhill...
“Politics?” “Again?” “Why?” “Aren’t you sick of politics, Mosiah?” Those seem to be the reactions I normally get whenever I bring up...
“Sometimes I’ve let my passion rule my reason. Sometimes I’ve made it harder to find common ground… Sometimes I wanted to win for the...
Hello World, I hope you’ve read our opening letter of why we, the snowflakes, feel like we want to write about the political realm that...
Well here we are. Another election behind us, another day in the pandemic, another day of worrying about school closures, job security,...