How TikTok is influencing the election
The social media platform has impacted Gen Z and overall youth interest in politics
Reflections and regrets from a senior
Now a senior, I can’t help but reflect on all that I did, and didn’t, do
Are Lexington and W&L at odds?
Amid rumors of rising tension between Washington and Lee and the town of Lexington, it is more important than ever to maintain this relationship
What is the “Deep State” conspiracy?
The “deep state” might exist, but not in the way you are thinking
Why the 2024 vice presidential debate matters
The 2024 vice presidential debate serves as a model for what modern politics should look like
First-year orientation week needs more mandatory events
W&L’s orientation week creates community, but lacks participation
No one talks about American culture shock
Many students who study abroad know about culture shock, but there’s a shocking cultural difference right here on campus
A debate of comedy and contradictions
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump participated in one of the most polarizing debates and left voters to decide who to trust
Changing demographics of political parties will shape the election
Gender, race and lived experience all affect a voter’s outlook. What does that mean for November?
The fall mental health struggle
With a new school year upon us, the shift between seasons can bring its own set of triumphs and challenges
“The Anxious Generation” and our lives
Jonathan Haidt attended Mock Con last year. What does his book mean for us?
This election year, we must question ourselves
Can we challenge our own biases?