Informed and engaged: A call to action for breast cancer awareness
By Sarah McMinn, Contributing Writer The month of October celebrates Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a crucial time dedicated…
By Sarah McMinn, Contributing Writer The month of October celebrates Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a crucial time dedicated…
On Nov. 5, a new President of the United States will be selected. The candidates running are Donald Trump for the Republican Party and Kamala Harris for the Democratic Party.
In the past six years, four major hurricanes have made landfall in Florida, and Hurricane Helene was poised to become the fifth, occurring 115 days into hurricane season.
Have you ever stopped to question why politics is important? We live in an era of significant political polarization, in which the true essence of political debate often gets lost amidst partisanship, political idolatry, and intense extremism.
During the election, voters will have the opportunity to select the president and Vice President of the United States, as well as candidates and amendments specific to their state.
In today’s words, Halloween is known for being a fun day to decorate, get into costumes, and eat candy. But there is a rich history behind this entrancing holiday.
With millions of registered voters in the United States, does my vote truly count in terms of determining who becomes president for the next four years?
Halloween for college students is a time filled with costumes, parties, and festive fun. However, it is common for safety challenges to arise during this season.
With the leaves falling, all the houses decorated spooky, hot apple cider in hand, and pumpkin patches. Movies and shows make the Halloween season even better!
Dr. Keith C. Jones, an associate professor of marketing, utilizes his class time to engage his students in Lego-playing activities, while learning more about marketing, along with various topics like marketing strategies, promotional tactics, and more.