The United States and Canada have always had a great deal in common, from our shared values of democracy and free expression to the side of the road we drive on. Now, however, we share a much more somber parallel: both nations’...
Read MoreCORRECTION (Oct. 8, 12:13 am) This article has been updated to clarify the medical resources available to sexual assault victims on campus. Victims of sexual assault at Emory should not have to go off-campus to receive the...
Read MoreOn Aug. 4, 2019, 10 people died in my backyard, and I haven’t forgotten about it. In the aftermath of the Dayton, Ohio shooting, the national political dialogue turned to gun regulation. Tweets were sent, bills were drafted and...
Read MoreAs the floodwaters recede from the Abaco Islands in the wake of Hurricane Dorian, one of the fiercest storms this year, the nation’s eyes turn to Washington as we anticipate how U.S. President Donald J. Trump’s administration...
Read MoreIn the third Democratic debate, we saw much of the same as in the first two debates: candidates attacking each other, almost no discussion of concrete policy and plenty of unnecessary, pandering Spanish phrases. This debate...
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