As the self-proclaimed greatest country in the world, the U.S. is still falling short on a handful of things that any great country should provide. One of those things is universal health care. Fortunately, in 2010, with the enactment of the Affordable...

It turns out the U.S. public doesn’t like it when you let shady political data firms who brag about having “a long history of working behind the scenes” harvest the personal data of 50 million people in order to predict voter behavior. At least,...

Opening Day is a celebration unlike any other. We have been waiting since Nov. 1, 2017—yes, that's right, November—to get back to baseball, and we have finally reached the finish line. From this day forward, we will have at least one game to watch...

Head: Finding inspiration in times of discouragement   By: Paula Martin [email protected] I am an easily inconsistent person when it comes to my aspiring profession. I can go from wanting to be an architect, to wanting to be a photographer,...

On Thursday, March 22, I attended a concert at Van Andel Arena. While I enjoyed the music and atmosphere, I couldn’t help but notice the blanket of smartphones I was submerged in. Everyone around me was taking pictures or videos, watching the concert...

Just recently, Mississippi passed a bill that gave the state the strictest abortion laws in the U.S., banning most abortions after 15 weeks. (A day after the bill was signed, a judge temporarily blocked it until more arguments could be heard.) Besides...

From youth sports to weight training, I have always been interested in fitness. To me, working out is like therapy; the gym is where I go to push my personal boundaries and to better myself. Of course, a very important part of fitness is setting goals,...