The End of Affirmative Action: Two Years Later
A Foray into College Admissions On June 29th, 2023, the Supreme Court ruled that Harvard and the University of North Carolina could not consider race when determining admissions decisions. This case, entitled “Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard,” was a landmark decision ending over two decades of race-conscious admissions decisions in higher education. This was a result of an increasing scrutiny on admissions practices as … Continue reading The End of Affirmative Action: Two Years Later
Trump’s First in Office for His Second Term
Changes That Have Been Made Donald Trump has officially completed the first year of his second term in office. After being reelected back in November of 2024, Trump has changed America through executive orders, with 225 passed in 2025 alone. On the legislative front, he has passed five bills in 2025, and vetoed two bills. When it comes to bills, the most notable one Trump … Continue reading Trump’s First in Office for His Second Term
The Situation in Yemen
The Ongoing Civil War Yemen is divided between the Rashad Al-Alimi-led Presidential Leadership Council and Abdul-Malik al-Houthi, who leads the main rebel group against the government, along with their supporters and allies. The war is between the Saudi-backed government, the Iran-backed Houthi rebels, and the Southern Transitional Council. This has led to a humanitarian crisis that has been prolonged due to the civil war. In … Continue reading The Situation in Yemen
Best Movies To Watch On Valentine’s Day!
What Decades of Rom-Coms Taught Me this February We’re constantly flooded with new streaming drops and whatever is trending on social media, but there’s a real comfort in going back to the classics. This Valentine’s Day, I found myself revisiting four films that define the spectrum of human connection: 10 Things I Hate About You, Love Actually, La La Land, and When Harry Met Sally. … Continue reading Best Movies To Watch On Valentine’s Day!
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