By: Dustin Petridge | Lifestyle Editor OPINION Since the United States wrested control of the country from Great Britain in 1776, the right to vote has been a heavily contested and hard-fought battle, with each amendment bringing citizens closer to … Continue reading We The People: How Voting Rights Evolved From 1776 To 2020
By: Hayden Cordova | Managing Editor OPINION It can be easy to think that the next president is voted in by a popular majority; however, the votes from the electoral college hold the most significant influence in the process. But what … Continue reading Learning the Electoral College and Why It’s Important
By: Emily Bailey and Sara Jackson Contributors: Gabrielle Ducote, Tyrese Lane and Kayla Rodgers Like most everyday tasks in 2020, voting has been a challenge for students away from home, many of whom vote absentee. This year, absentee voting in … Continue reading ABSENT, BUT STILL COUNTED
By: Kenyan Carter| News Editor Republican President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Former Vice President Joe Biden faced off in their final presidential debate on Thursday for the general election on Nov. 3. The 90-minute debate took place at Belmont … Continue reading Final 2020 Presidential Debate
By: Kenyan Carter | News Editor The 2020 general election will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 3. At the top of the ballot, Former Vice President Joe Biden will challenge incumbent President Donald Trump for the presidency. Also happening in … Continue reading Mail-in Voter Guide
By: Joel Goode | Contributing Writer On Tuesday, Feb. 10, students began to exercise their Fifteenth Amendment right as the Marx Library, in collaboration with the League of Women Voters, hosted USA’s Voter Registration Drive in anticipation of the upcoming … Continue reading Students prepare to have their voices heard ahead of national election
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