Washington, D.C. is an area of great diversity and rich history. Everywhere you look, there are white marble buildings and old architecture that signify where our country has been. Among …

Washington, D.C. is an area of great diversity and rich history. Everywhere you look, there are white marble buildings and old architecture that signify where our country has been. Among …
Freedom of the press is indisputably one of America’s most core values. If it weren’t for its guaranteed protection under the First Amendment, you probably would not be reading this …
This is a tough topic for many, but we are going to continue speaking up. Before we get into any specifics, it must be understood that our identities are different …
Watch your step. The bar is so damn low you just might trip over it. The bar is so low that a four-page “summary of principal conclusions” of an investigation …
This semester we are publishing The Feather Brain a few days after April Fool’s Day. The Feather Brain is a joke issue—a space for satire and comedy. Each year, The …
In the second-to-last issue, I wrote an article about the Jussie Smollett controversy; specifically, his faking a hate crime. He is now facing 16 felony charges.* I wrote about a …
From the motherland of Africa, I aspire to change the world for the better. I have a bold ambition that comes in with a gun pointed at my head. I …
Internet culture and its metaphorical language, memes, has potentially evolved into something that many people—both outside observers and even some active participants—have not fully realized nor conceptualized. What once was …
Recently in a class, we discussed the infamous Mennonite theologian John Howard Yoder. Our debate followed this central dilemma: What do we do with this defender of pacifism, a theologian …
Allie and I recently got an email from Kirsten, our faculty advisor, about censorship in campus newspapers. She forwarded us the College Media Insights newsletter containing an article about the …