Voices of Social Justice: Advocacy for Change
In this special section of the Crescent Magazine, we present impassioned letters from students at the University of Evansville who are actively engaging with pressing social issues in our society. […]
What’s going on with social media-based News Networks?
I, like many other people my age, use social media for a myriad of things. I can stay connected to my friends and family; I can engage with content that […]
Yes, She Can
After calls from Democratic Party leaders, the political world flipped when, on July 21, 2024, President Joe Biden announced his decision to resign from the 2024 Election. Biden’s shaky performance […]
MIT’s Class of 2028: A Brief Glance at Academia Post-Affirmative Action
On the 21st of August 2024, MIT published the demographics for their incoming class, the Class of 2028. Soon after, a post on X from Dr. Steven McGuire (@sfmcguire79), a […]
The Real Cost of Mass Deportation: Unpacking the Myths and Realities of Immigration
Immigration— It’s the political football of our time, kicked around in every debate, rally, and news cycle. Amid all that noise, you’d think the solution would be as simple as […]
The Value of Studying Foreign Languages
“People speak English there, so I think I’ll be fine.” I’ve heard this phrase many times from people before they travel abroad and, to be honest, I am guilty of […]