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The Electoral College has been a prevalent matter of discussion throughout the past months. For the second time in the past five elections, a president was elected despite losing the popular vote. The Electoral College has lifted the United States out of slavery and entirely shaped the development of the country to this day. The… Read More

Published: October 17, 2016 Jerry Jones and Jason Garrett have a tough decision to make when Romo returns from his back injury. Oh wait, it’s not that tough of a decision. Dak Prescott should remain the Cowboys quarterback for the rest of the season. He has led the Cowboys to a 5-1 start which includes… Read More

I was at a bar with some friends a few weeks back. College football fans packed the place. Three beers into the night, I hear two guys having a conversation a few tables down. They were talking about the new Geico commercial that featured rapper Ice-T. The commercial which I enjoyed too, showed people going… Read More

Earlier this year Subaru released a commercial advertising their 2017 Subaru Legacy, with a commercial that was questionable at best. No, the commercial wasn’t offensive but it sure didn’t do its job as a commercial. In this Subaru commercial there is a boy who breaks everything he touches. He’s mocked by the students in his… Read More

Over-worked, exhausted and broke are words often used to describe college students. Add another one to the list – Hungry.   According to a report issued this week, “food insecurity” –  a term used by the USDA  when referring to a lack of access to affordable, nutritious food – is commonplace at community and 4-year… Read More

faith |fāTH| (noun) 1 complete trust or confidence in someone or something: this restores one’s faith in politicians. 2 strong belief in God or in the doctrines of a religion, based on spiritual apprehension rather than proof. [divider] It is usual for people to assume that faith comes and stays for a lifetime, for a believer.… Read More

Let’s face it, as much as the prices for college tuition rises every year, so does the cost of creating quality food found around the world. The labor that goes into production, paying employees to prepare meals and the commute to ease our cravings takes a definite toll on our pockets. To make every penny… Read More

Ryan Clark, an ESPN analyst and former NFL player, helped spark more attention on Colin Kaepernick’s silent protest against police brutality against African Americans. Clark went on “Mike & Mike” Tuesday morning wearing Kaepernick’s jersey. “I just wanted to show support for someone who I think is finally stepped out of what we want athletes… Read More

Published: September 20, 2016 The Mets were rolling after sweeping the Twins at home and finally claiming the top wild card spot and a one game lead over the San Francisco Giants. Fans were likely feeling confident going into last night’s game against the Atlanta Braves. The Mets’ ace, Noah Syndergaard, was set to pitch… Read More

Sorority Recruitment. When people hear those words they immediately get nervous because they think it is some scary process, as they might have heard horror stories or seen it in movies. Recruitment is not scary in the slightest, let me tell you first hand. I went through recruitment at The University of Delaware this past… Read More

Hi, future entrepreneurs! Here is your chance to think big and wow the world with your brilliant ideas! You could win $5,000 towards your college expenses doing so. Eligibility  Any current college student or incoming freshman enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate degree program in a Spring, Summer, or Fall 2019 semester. Student must be enrolled… Read More