You’ve probably noticed this semester looks just a tad different. Nearly everything about the Emory experience has changed, undergraduate tuition, however, hasn’t. In response to the dramatic downgrade from in-person to virtual...
Read MoreCombined with the COVID-19 pandemic, poverty has proven deadlier than ever before. Between 2.3% and 6% of deaths in the U.S. annually are due to poverty-related complications. Today, our conversations are centered around how...
Read MoreA recent Emory Wheel op-ed by Brammhi Balarajan (23C) suggested that “Billionaires Should not Exist.” But billionaires can exist, and I believe they are beneficial. The core of Balarajan’s argument lies in taking billionaires’...
Read MoreFriday, Sept. 20, 2019 was a historic day. Hundreds of Emory students, faculty and community members gathered in a moral call to action on the climate crisis. The climate strike took place on a day when 4 million people in over...
Read MoreThe frontrunners for the Democratic Party’s nomination unveiled their ambitious plans to destroy the U.S. economy for the noble cause of saving the planet on CNN last week. Most candidates’ plans, as one would expect, have quite...
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