The Knowledge Gap about the Wage Gap
BY: SACHI MADAN, CONTRIBUTOR Wednesday, April 10 was Equal Pay Day, a day to address the national differences in female
Continue ReadingBY: SACHI MADAN, CONTRIBUTOR Wednesday, April 10 was Equal Pay Day, a day to address the national differences in female
Continue ReadingBY: NICK SAWICKI, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Generation Z is probably one of the most politically active generations in American youth history. Whether
Continue ReadingImagine this: there’s an uncompromising rift in your household. Your mother and brother invariably want to order pizza for dinner,
Continue ReadingAmy Chua is an expert in the fields of ethnic conflict and globalization and the author of the
Continue ReadingTyler Ruzich (R), Dominic Scavuzzo (R), and Ethan Randleas (LB) are high school students and three candidates for Kansas Governor.
Continue ReadingBy: Larry Zhang, Senior Editor At the 2015 Global Poverty Reduction and Development Forum, Xi Jinping vowed to eradicate
By: Larry Zhang, Senior Editor “Middle class” is a term that gets thrown around a lot, lately very much
By: Dipak Krishnan, Contributor Jack Dorsey’s recent appointment as CEO of Twitter makes him a unique man in an
BY: IAN HOLLAND, CONTRIBUTOR In early September, German Chancellor Angela Merkel signed a landmark agreement which granted nearly 800,000 refugees
BY: IAN HOLLAND, CONTRIBUTOR The holiday season is often a time of joy and excitement for many American consumers. It
BY: SHAAN FYE, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF The six year tenure of John Boehner will draw to a close October 30. After overseeing several
By: Dipak Krishnan, Contributor The recent firestorm around Volkswagen has uncovered fraudulent practices surrounding the famous German automaker. The
By: Dipak Krishnan, Contributor After last week’s GOP debate, Carly Fiorina has found a new groundswell of support within
By: Larry Zhang, Senior Editor “Let’s go to Chipotle!” is a phrase often heard by many Americans looking to