A Black Woman is not only being metaphorically restricted from her freedoms but is physically being strangled by the American flag and an unknown assailant. This Photo was taken by Imogen Brown with the...
Staff Editorial
Graphic by Mary Mone
Despite many religious organizations having major concerns of threats to their first amendment rights, the House of Representatives passed the Equality Act on Feb....
Staff Editorial
Photo by Chris Swann
Extended civil rights protections for LGBTQ individuals are long overdue, but sweeping legislation aimed to address discrimination based on sexual orientation and...
By Brianna Murphy
News Editor
The Biden administration seeks climate crisis relief while Texas Gov. Greg Abbott believes it threatens the Texas economy.
Within his first months of office, President Joseph...
By Michael Bald
Managing Editor
Graphic by Michael Bald
What happened at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021 is one of the worst politically motivated attacks in the past decade. Like many others, I watched...
Photo by Madison Heiser
This fall semester to accommodate to COVID-19 restrictions, Student Senate meetings will be virtual through Zoom. The meetings will be held on Tuesdays at 4 p.m. through Zoom....
In 2012, there were three mass shootings.
The first was in July in Aurora, Col., during the midnight showing of “The Dark Knight Rises,” James Holmes opened fire in the theatre and killed 12 people,...
If the presidential election were held today at Tyler Junior College, President Barak Obama would win.
Thirty-two honors students responded to the call for people to man the polls in Jenkins Hall and...
“They really want younger people to get more involved with politics, and I think they are,”
said Ruben Baldovinos, sophomore businessadministration major and honors student.
“Especially with all...
