Kerger Lin-Manuel Miranda ended his esteemed musical Hamilton with “Who lives, Who dies, Who tells your story?" For Paula Kerger, that series of questions is
Art may seem useless when society itself is going through great change, especially in the midst of a worldwide pandemic that has killed 138,000 Americans,
With $600 million, one person can buy 198,675,496 meals. Or, they could attend a public, in-state college for 13,636 years. They could purchase 17,647 brand-new
Donovan After the Christchurch mosque shootings in March 2019, many news agencies reported on the shooter’s philosophies, rather than the victims’ stories. The attacks were
“Spotlight.” “Argo.” “The King’s Speech.” “Manchester by the Sea.” Aside from all being Oscar Award-winning movies, they all have another thing in common: They never
Rohde David Rohde hates the term “deep state.” “I think (it’s) political rhetoric,” Rohde said. “It’s a term that President Trump has used very effectively
Alexander In a time that many consider one of great unrest, Cedric Alexander hopes to build trust and community through systemic reform. Alexander will discuss