When Americans go to the polls on Nov. 3, they will choose between the demagoguery of President Donald Trump and the optimism of former Vice President Joe Biden. In deciding for whom to vote, Americans need only to reflect on...
Read MoreOn Oct. 15, Emory announced its plan for the upcoming semester: a prolonged winter break in lieu of a spring break, three “rest days” and 800 additional students invited to return to campus. While we commend the University for...
Read MoreOver the summer, the U.S. confronted racism at all levels. Protests have rocked cities for months, Black Lives Matter has seen a surge in support and activists have disseminated information about systemic racism. Such education...
Read MoreOn Nov. 3, Georgia will be the only state to fill both its contested Senate seats. One election will serve as a true referendum on President Donald Trump’s administration and Gov. Brian Kemp’s appointment of archconservative...
Read MoreEver since COVID-19 first reached the U.S., the Trump administration has sought to distract from its own pitfalls by blaming one group above all others: Asians. Throughout the pandemic, Trump has repeatedly referred to COVID-19...
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