Tag Archives: Daniel Payne

More than ever, students in the United States should be concerned about their finances. Student debt is abundant, and money is tight for many; millennials...

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...

In a time when dystopian movies seem to arrive every other week, all with relatively similar outlooks, “The Circle” offered a break from what has become...

Two men were executed Monday night in Arkansas in the nation’s first double execution since 2000. Oklahoma and Louisiana, on the other hand, have...

If you talk to me or read many of my columns, you’ll know that I consider myself a strong Democrat. While I still feel this way, there has always been...

Last Monday, San Bernardino, California, suffered its second mass shooting in three years. While no one should use the death of a student, teacher and...

About a month ago, an opinion article was published titled “Republican party: Not as pro-life as we think.” Ignoring abortion, I had many issues with...

You may have heard, whether at the beginning of the year or the past weeks, that politicians want to defund the arts. From bills in the state legislature...

Most students at our university will have to deal with the American political system for years to come. That may dismay some of you, but it is the truth. Though...

I know most people have heard more than their fair share of political rhetoric over this election cycle, but I really believe this is important: You should...