POLITICS

Gen Z on Trump’s Internet Death 

Is it more than a meme? Gen Z manifesting Trump’s death on social media might be an indication of a decline in respect for public figures.

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Q. and A. with Dr. Danielle Borgia on the future of DEI in academia

In September of 2024, Donald Trump’s campaign introduced the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) that…

Dear Mary: The Election Edition

Dear Mary, My roommate and I have been friends for pretty much our entire time…

College Campuses Across America and Their Participation in the 2024 Presidential Election

At St. Olaf College freshman Bethany Burt spent hours this fall immersing herself in the…

Local Reporters on Covering Election Day

Busy in the night, and calm in the morning, is how Jared Aarons, a 45-year-old…

The Latino Vote: A Deciding Factor

As a new wave of young Latino voters flood the election ballots, they’re not just…

LMU’s Guide: How to vote as an out-of-state student in five steps 

The nation is less than 50 days away from November 5, election day, and as…

Pro-Palestinian protesters deliver demands to President Snyder’s office

On Wednesday, Students for Justice for Palestine (SJP) led their second march in 10 days…

The Reality of California’s Flavored Vape Prohibition- One Year Later

Outside a smoke shop in Hermosa Beach, the ground is littered with colorful packages. The…

LMU Students Celebrate Earth Day with Nature Conservation

“What’s special about these beach clean-ups is that once we pick up our trash, we’ll…