Columns Howard Students View 2024 Trump, Biden Rematch for Presidential Election As Less Than Ideal With the U.S. presidential election looming, Howard students share their varied reasons for supporting or opposing candidates Biden and Trump. Daniel YoungMarch 27, 2024
Columns Evading Accountability: Examining the Climate Impact of Corporate Giants Efforts to minimize environmental damage are being hindered by celebrities and corporations. Shreeya GautamMarch 11, 2024
Columns The Path To Alternative Energy Is Not Always As Bright As It Seems Society is making strides to clean up the earth, but not every method is accounting for humanity’s cost, writes business columnist Brandon Peterson. Brandon PetersonFebruary 26, 2024
Columns Biden’s Pause on Liquified Natural Gas Exports Not Enough to Convince Young People on the Environmental Condition With an election looming, President Joe Biden has shifted his attention towards environmental policies, drawing mixed reactions and sparking a conversation about his motivations. Daniel YoungFebruary 26, 2024
Columns Universal Music Group withdraws entire music catalog from TikTok amid licensing dispute A dispute between the Universal Music Group and TikTok resulted in many songs being taken from the TikTok app. Marcellus Williams February 20, 2024
Columns Houthi Strikes on the Red Sea Escalate Global Supply Chain Risks, Deepen Middle Eastern Tensions Conflicts in the Middle East escalated with Houthi Red Sea attacks and outside interference from other countries. Shreeya GautamFebruary 14, 2024
Columns Credit unions are the best option after continued regional bank failure During periods of higher inflation, credit unions might be the smartest place to keep your money, writes business columnist Brandon Peterson. Brandon PetersonFebruary 12, 2024