Focus on Social Media Activism: The United States ‘Pizzagate’
On December 14, 2016 Edgar Welch open fired fire at a pizzeria in D.C. due to the ‘Pizzagate’ Conspiracy surrounding the establishment.
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2016 Elections
Shaky First Day Follows Trump’s Inauguration
By Catrice Austin Staff Writer President Donald Trump’s inauguration bore a stark contrast to that of former President Barack Obama
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Assembling President Trump’s Cabinet
After the divisive presidential election on November 8, President-elect Donald Trump has begun vetting top candidates to serve in his administration.
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USA Debate Highlights New Generation of Civic-Minded Students
Tensions were high in the University Center as the College Democrats and College Republicans debated on policy differences, but underlying the event was a sense of mutual respect and a common goal for a better future for America.
The debate, hosted by the Unified Students’ Assembly and co-sponsored by the Student Government Association, is the first of its kind on the Seton Hall campus.
Focus on Art and Global Issues: United States’ Election
The political rhetoric coming from the current presidential race has caused many voters to become frustrated, even to the point of reconsidering their affiliation. In particular, artists around the world have used a variety of mediums to convey their perspectives on Republican candidate Donald Trump and his policies.
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Amid Insults and Accusations, Debate Focuses Little on Foreign Policy
Although the debate was filled with accusations and insults, and did not venture far beyond domestic policies such as taxes and unemployment, the candidates briefly covered trade, cybersecurity, and terrorism.
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With This Set of Presidential Candidates, The Joke’s On Us
Politics used to be boring – sleep inducing, even. The modern race, however, has turned into a competition to get the most coverage and the attention of young voters. These candidates will say nearly anything to make a headline.
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Global Perspectives on the US Presidential Race
In a series of interviews with international students both at Seton Hall and abroad, The Diplomatic Envoy highlights the importance of this election to the world.
Read MoreDemocratic Debate: “ISIS Must Be Destroyed”
Among discussion of super PACs and college tuition, the debate delved into the candidates’ positions on foreign policy, focusing mostly on responding to ISIS after the Paris attacks.
Read MoreTrump: A Punchline Leading the Polls
By Isla Lamont Staff Writer They say you aren’t supposed to talk politics in polite company. They also say not
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