Tag Archives: politics

Last week, Hurricane Harvey rocked the coast of east Texas, wrecking hundreds of thousands of homes, leaving tens of thousands of people with nowhere to...

Last weekend, Jackson was full of authors speaking about their work for this year’s Mississippi Book Festival, the annual “literary lawn party” held...

If you’re anything like me, you may find yourself hesitating to open social media after a polarizing political event. Once-tame Facebook feeds become...

As today’s solar eclipse teaches us, a lack of light can be a cold and frightening experience. Unfortunately, this summer revealed an even more unnerving...

“From Boss Crump to King Willie” by university alumnus Otis Sanford dives into the complex history of Memphis politics and how race has influenced...

It was spring of my junior year of high school, and I was sitting on the stage of an auditorium at Mississippi State University for the annual Boys State...

The U.S. Department of Justice recently offered activist Rasmea Odeh a plea deal. In exchange for receiving no jail time for the crime of immigration...

On campus, I have been called a “liberal” countless times, but I feel that words like that should not mold a person into a certain grouping based on...

When it comes to doing good in the world, we sometimes forget that it can be done outside of the ideological sphere. I, guiltier than most, often try to...

Often, when people go to church, they look to worship, feel better about themselves, experience a fulfilling sense of community or perhaps better themselves,...