The Supreme Court is deciding whether the president alone can limit birthright citizenship — a core promise of the Constitution that anyone born in the United States is a citizen.
The case, Trump v....
There have been many times where I've been upset or needed to process emotions, and I decided to go on a walk outside. I would sometimes walk with someone else to discuss what's going on, or other times...
I think fitness and going to the gym can be one of the best things for both physical and mental health, but social media have changed the way many people view it. What should be about health, strength...
The world marked Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Awareness Month in March, a time dedicated to educating the public, supporting patients, and advocating for research. MS is a complex, often...
Last March marked 11 years since Tony Robinson was taken from this world. March 6, 2015, was not an ordinary winter day. It was unusually warm. Madison felt alive with spring even though we were still...
There was a time when a side hustle sounded like extra money. It was the weekend bartending shift, the occasional freelance gig, the small online shop or the rideshare hours you picked up when you wanted...
The United States has attacked another country. I doubt anyone is shocked by this. The U.S. has a history of telling the rest of the world how to govern their own countries. The war in Iran is exactly...
When I asked students on campus whether they were politically active, the answers did not sound passionate or hopeful. They sounded tired. Of the 46 students I approached, only 13 agreed to talk, and all...
March marked Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, a time when the nation is asked to “recognize” the millions of Americans living with developmental disabilities.
Yet while awareness campaigns...
Picture this: you log onto Facebook. You scroll through your news feed, comment on a couple things, watch some videos and post an update. The you see a post that angers you. You scroll through the comments...
It looked like an ordinary Duncan yo-yo — lacquered wood worn smooth and flat, its edges dented from hitting hard floors. It was the kind of toy a child might carry in a pocket and fiddle with all day,...
March is Multiple Myeloma Awareness Month. It is a time to honor those living with leukemia, lymphoma and multiple myeloma and to bring attention to a disease that quietly affects millions worldwide. For...