By Rachael Fulreader For some people, going to a primary care physician is like doing taxes. It happens annually, you have very little idea of what is happening for most of the experience,…
By Caitlin Shannon Two buses full of passionate Drewids made their way down I-78 last Saturday morning en route to the New York City Women’s March. Showing their Drew pride and standing…
By Sebastian Godinez Hello again. As with a new semester, we have a new President: Donald Trump. I’m sure many of us are concerned about what might happen under a Trump Presidency…
By Shaylyn MacKinnon A week ago I was waiting in line at the Rayburn Congressional Office Building with my father and brother to go to the office of our state representative, Joe…
By Kassel Franco Garibay Throughout the week preceding the Women’s March several of my international friends approached me with doubts regarding the march. “Do you think it is safe for us to…
By Jackson Huemer The other night I woke up crying. My laptop still had the YouTube playlist I fell asleep to watching, some random six minute comedy video playing. Clothes strewn across…
By T.J. Chiang It has come to my attention that the result of this election caused much debate, sometimes resulting in hatred and ignorance on social media.I am writing this as a…
by Brooke Winters To the surprise of many, Donald Trump defeated Hillary Clinton on Tuesday’s Presidential election. Few polls predicted a Trump victory. This election has dealt out one surprise after the…
by Dalton Valette 12:26 a.m- Hillary Clinton wins Nevada, raises to 215 electoral votes. Donald Trump remains at 244. 11:48- Donald Trump wins Georgia, maintains lead at 244 with Clinton at 209…
By Sebastian Godinez Election day is less than a week away (five days to be exact). It has been one very long, very contentious election cycle. But on Nov. 8, it will…