Category: Opinions

At Saint Xavier University, all first year students know that a first year seminar class is required as part of the general education requirements. However, should students be required to take this…

Late Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla-Perez’ life and legacy quickly turned into a yearslong legal feud between her widower Chris Perez and family.  After the singer’s death, Perez signed over legal rights to…

It has now been over a year since COVID-19 went into full effect and quarantine started. Looking back and seeing where we were and where we are now, I am happy to…

In the early morning hours of March 29, 13 year old Adam Toledo was fatally shot by a Chicago police officer in Little Village. The police officer has now been identified as…

Next month will mark one year since George Floyd was murdered by Derek Chauvin, a Minneapolis police officer. Although it will  be almost a whole year since Floyd’s death, the trials have…

In early 2021 a battle between two tech Giants Apple and Facebook erupted over privacy terms and data collection. These two companies have taken different routes when it comes to privacy and…

There is a little bit over a month left of the spring semester at Saint Xavier. This semester has been really stressful for me, so I could not be happier that the…

Last week, Kyle Jenner reached out to her 223 million Instagram followers, asking for prayers for a makeup artist, Samuel Rauda, while sharing a GoFundMe link. Samuel Rauda was in an accident…

On March sixteenth, a man named Robert Aaron Long, went to three different spas in Atlanta, Georgia and killed a total of eight people. Six of those people happened to be of…

On Thursday, March 18th, the House passed two proposals that would provide a path to citizenship to the estimated 11 million immigrants living in the United States.  All House democrats and 9…