By Gabriela Godinez Feregrino A notice on the American Red Cross website reads “This is serious. The Red Cross is experiencing the worst...

By Bill Woods 2021 began on a very frightening note! On January 6th, a mob stormed and violently invaded the nation's Capitol with the...

By Janiah Miller In America, it is widely believed that if you work hard enough, you’ll be able to obtain success. The American Dream is...

By Bill Woods Where does this country seem to be headed? Normally journalists face enough of a job just sorting out the facts and telling...

By Bill Woods The following piece offers a mid-summer heads up concerning critical current political reform issues that people concerned...

By Gabriela Godinez Feregrino The emotional push and pull of science during a pandemic is an experience no one was prepared for. Just...

Bill Woods Suddenly, recent legislation has produced a policy with the potential of significantly reducing poverty in this country....

By Bill Woods Common Cause celebrated its 50th year in operation on June 10th. This national citizen reform organization was founded by...

By Bill Woods After nearly five months of a new Administration in Washington, D.C., it seems time to conduct an assessment of government...

By Gabriela Godinez Feregrino In our American society today we often hear praise surrounding the idea of working hard, so much so that...

By Taylor Killens Savannah Ape is a fourth-year student at the University of Cincinnati. She began as an early childhood education major...

By Alula Nugese There’s a saying: same old, just a different day. During the midst of the pandemic in 2020, the country witnessed a...

By Alula Nugese Recently, anti-Asian hate crimes and violence have spiked across the United States. The data suggests these increases are...

By Bill Woods March 11th is a significant date. As I write this article, the local news on the radio reminds me that COVID-19 was...

By Alula Nuguse Throughout the last couple of years, the push for environmental change on the national level has been evident with...

By Robert Park We live in a sick society, one wracked with racism, xenophobia (fear of foreigners), and ignorance, and infected with...

By Key Beck June is LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and/or Questioning) Pride Month. Pride gives us an opportunity to...

In September, 2019, one chairperson, three notable economists, and two other accomplished researchers who comprise the Trump...

By Bill Woods As 2020 begins, we realize that almost an entire year of political campaigning lies ahead. It's a Presidential year, and...

By Alex McIntosh As a college freshman, at once indecisive and overly-enthusiastic, my most feared question was, “What are you studying?”...