Election analysis: an expected, but significant outcome
Will Patterson
OPINION EDITOR
The midterm elections have wrapped up and effectively changed the function of the United States government. Here is a look back at...
The aftermath of speaking up: where does reporting sexual assault lead?
Kamrin Baker
DIGITAL EDITOR
Content warning: this piece includes discussions of sexual abuse and assault.
On the day of her testimony against Justice Brett Kavanaugh in front...
Student shares story of sexual assault
Tim
CONTRIBUTOR
Content warning: This article contains descriptions pertaining to childhood sexual abuse and self-harm.
My name is Tim and I am student at the University of...
President Trump’s birthright citizenship abolishment is reason for alarm
Will Patterson
OPINION EDITOR
Birthright citizen is something that every American has been taught from an early age. If you are born on American soil you...
Trump’s proposal to privatize the Postal Service is not a solution
Maurice Jones
CONTRIBUTOR
President Donald Trump wants to sell off the oldest agency in the United States federal government–the Postal Service. Instead of privatizing what...
Anti-abortion groups on campus are misleading and inconsiderate
Kenna Barnes
CONTRIBUTOR
Using a combination of empathy and rhetoric, young anti-abortion groups are especially dangerous to the safety of the one in four people on...
Why 3,000 is an accurate and comprehensive amount of daily abortions
Lily Gilliland
CONTRIBUTOR
Recently, Mavericks Students for Life held a peaceful display known as “The Cemetery of the Innocents.” In this display, the organization placed 3,000 white flags inside the UNO Pep...
Why I’m voting across party lines in the upcoming governor election
Ryan Jaeckel
CONTRIBUTOR
Despite our “party alignment,” there is nothing wrong with voting for a member of the opposite party, which is exactly what I will...
