Despite populist rhetoric, U.S. bipartisan support endures One year after Russia’s all-out invasion of Ukraine, perceptions about both countries have changed dramatically. Ukraine has proven itself both on the battlefield and in […]
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Bullock: Everyday life in Russia may seem completely normal. Here’s why that’s only mostly accurate.
Feb 24, 2023
I stood up to leave and say my goodbyes.It was my final day of class, and I was flying out the following morning. But as I kicked back my chair and picked […]
From the onset of his invasion of Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin has attempted to spin the war as a conflict of Russian self defense, rather than an aggressive war of expansion. […]
The Wabash community this week lost one of its greatest and best-known supporters, Remington “The Big Cookie” Johnston ’55, who passed away on February 18, 2023, at age 89. Johnston was born […]
Beginning in 2024-25, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) will see significant changes, particularly to the Expected Family Contribution metric. The changes seem poised to change the financial aid of […]
Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley (R) announced her bid for the Republican nomination for the 2024 presidential election on February 14. Haley is the first of several expected Republicans to challenge […]
The Democratic National Convention voted to reorder their party’s 2024 presidential primary on February 4. The reordering included removing Iowa’s caucus from the early slate of states and replacing it with South […]
President Joe Biden addressed the nation on February 7 for the annual State of the Union address. This was Biden’s first State of the Union where his party did not have a […]
The Wabash community this week has been struck by a new wave of COVID- 19 infections, prompting campus-wide caution after an extended period with relatively few cases. At the time of writing, […]
Tightened budget amidst National Act and ‘pizza money’ Just three weeks into the spring semester, the Student Senate is grappling with a budget crisis. Currently, the Senate has only $30,000 remaining in […]
Gone are the days where if you complain about an essay on Twitter, a bot replies and you can pay someone to write your essay. Now, the plagiarism game can be much […]
Keeping up with the McCullough administration: Campaign promises and ‘realistic realities’
Jan 26, 2023
In the Spring of 2022, Bryce McCullough ’23 ran a campaign for Student Body President to improve campus unity, bring more transparency to the Student Senate and improve student life on campus.Along […]