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Few people knew of Pete Buttigieg two years ago. Now he serves as Secretary of the United States Department of Transportation. The Indianan native attended Harvard until 2004 … Continue reading From South Bend to U.S. Transportation
An unpleasant combination of Covid-19 and the holidays has raised numerous questions concerning holidays this year: Are holiday parties safe? Can families reunite for Christmas and trust not to … Continue reading Have a Covid-Friendly Christmas
Ah, cancel culture: the modern issue of online shaming, usually directed toward the wrong person for the wrong reasons. Today’s pick-and-choose cancel culture overreacts to social media creators’ … Continue reading Cancel Culture’s New Rise
“Tonight, @FLOTUS and I tested positive for COVID-19,” Donald Trump tweeted before 1:00 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 2. “We will begin our quarantine and recovery process immediately.” COVID-19, … Continue reading A Debrief: Trump’s Covid Diagnosis
There has never been a female vice president of the United States. This election may be different. Kamala Harris, who serves as a United States Senator for California … Continue reading The Revolutionary Biden Harris Ticket
Almost nobody expected the coronavirus pandemic to last until October after the country first shut down in March, but with cases spiking nationwide during flu season, Americans must act wisely … Continue reading Halloween in a Pandemic
When news of the coronavirus was first released, most people thought it would come and go like flu season. Little did they know that this pandemic would linger for months … Continue reading How COVID-19 Might Affect the Future
Because of COVID-19, which started to affect the U.S. in early March, millions of workers nationwide have lost their jobs due to local and statewide shutdowns. Employment rates have plummeted … Continue reading How COVID-19 is Affecting Ursuline Students and Their Families