An Open Letter to the Current and Future Leaders of SPU
Two weeks ago it was made public that significant budget cuts are being made throughout the university. There is still a significant amount of information that has yet to be Continue Reading
Meaningful discussion needed in America, on our campuses
Healthy debate stifled by loudness It’s not hard to notice unapologetically loud voices in the midst of today’s debates and movements. Recently, Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood, 150 protesters went out Continue Reading
Four Falcons nest as All-Americans
It was a big weekend for the Falcons as four athletes headed to Charlotte, North Carolina to compete in the NCAA Division II Championships. Mary Charleson, Scout Cai, Kate Continue Reading
Spiritual standpoint after SPU
University practices help expand spirituality lens I have never been able to understand why or how I chose to study at SPU. Yet somehow, I felt strongly that it was where Continue Reading
Failed by U.S. health education
LGBTQ+ hurt by institutional disregard Based on a study conducted in 2014, the CDC estimates that “gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men account for 70 percent Continue Reading
NFL’s New National Anthem Policy Already Failed
League has set themselves backwards before season has even begun This week, the National Football League approved a new policy concerning player protests of the national anthem. The new policy Continue Reading
UK Duo’s music highlights mental health
Musicians use their platform to advocate There has been a trend and fearlessness in music as of late in regards to speaking on issues that may be deemed otherwise uncomfortable. Continue Reading
Menstrual equality conversation
Contraceptives aid in expanding vital discussion I remember the first time I left school early because of my period. I was in the middle of a test when I realized Continue Reading