Political tensions can’t define us as a nation
We must learn to grow and thrive through our differences
Inauguration day cements our pillar of peace
I still believe in country over party, and voices of peace over ignorance
What can the Democrats blame?
There are many lessons Democrats claim to have learned after the presidential election
The good, the bad, the ugly of Trump’s cabinet
The president-elect has chosen some skilled but many unqualified people for different department positions
After a remarkable Trump win, students and faculty share their reactions
The provost’s office hosted a panel with faculty from various departments to
discuss the election
Choosing love in Trump’s America
Days after the election, this campus is already seeing the results of what his victory means
I’m a journalist, not the enemy
Thanks to the re-election of Donald Trump, my first four years in the workforce will take place in the most hostile environment journalists have ever seen. But I’m not scared.
Blue or purple: the Virginia question
Statewide, Democrats underperformed in comparison to previous election years
Two campaigns, one America
Their tone, style and roots were showcased in closing arguments last week
Why the 2024 vice presidential debate matters
The 2024 vice presidential debate serves as a model for what modern politics should look like
Meghan McCain says she won’t endorse a presidential candidate
W&L hosted a conversation with the author about the current status of politics in the United States
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