Should Hockey Really Be “For Everyone?”
Allison Bennett Managing Editor In February 2017, the National Hockey League (NHL) launched its “Hockey Is For Everyone” initiative, a
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How the EU-Mercosur FTA Balances Climate and Economic Interests
Julia Brown Staff Writer May 1st saw the provisional beginning of the European Union-Mercosur Interim Trade Agreement (ITA), a historic
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Should TikTok Replace Traditional Gatekeepers?
Nicole Cada Staff Writer How do most young people receive their news nowadays? Chances are it is by scrolling aimlessly
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Hollywood Nostalgia Boom (Early 2000s Revival)
Hasini Muddapu Staff Writer If you have scrolled through social media or stepped into a movie theater lately, you might
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Pope Calls for Peace as Global Conflicts Shape Holy Days
Is Lucero Staff Writer Pope Leo XIV’s call for peace cannot come sooner as this year celebrants of various
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How the Iran War is Driving up Fertilizer Costs and Food prices Worldwide
Elanathan Kassa Staff Writer The war in Iran is expected to have devastating effects on food prices, due to
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Artemis II Marks First Lunar Trip in New Space Age
Daniela Reyes Staff Writer Since 1972, the United States has not come across the moon until Artemis II. The lunar
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Controversy and Claims Surrounding Israel’s Guinness World Record Recognition
Nihma Abdallah Staff Writer Guinness World Records have recognized Israel for hosting the world’s largest kidney donation gathering. After the
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Team USA Brings Home Gold in Women’s Ice Hockey Following Olympic Shutout
Allison Bennett Managing Editor On February 19, the U.S. Olympic Women’s Ice Hockey Team defeated Team Canada 2-1. This
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Whose Games Are These? Neutrality and Unequal Consequences in Milan 2026
Avery Kachmarsky Staff Writer Before the end of 2016, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) released a report stating that
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