Thailand’s Democracy: mockery or reality?
By Chris Worrell || Contributing Writer Thailand’s government, ever since its military coup in 2014 under Prayut Chan-ocha, has...
Category: Opinions
Contributing writer discusses democratization of Kenya
By Stephen Turzai || Contributing Writer When it comes to the government and politics of our nation, we tend...
Is Democracy in Myanmar’s Future?
By Sarah Buckingham || Contributing Writer The Southeast Asian country of Myanmar, also known as Burma, is rated a...
United States was not prepared for COVID-19, and it could have been
By Anna McDougall || Contributing Writer As we move through this terribly uncertain time, it is becoming increasingly clear...
Saying goodbye, also, congratulations!
Sojin Shin || Opinion & Editorials Editor Photo Courtesy of Background vector created by freepik – www.freepik.com Among many things...
Immigrant’s normalcy during rise of new pandemics, Op-Ed
By Surya Rahman || Contributing Writer Usually, while I am on my daily hunting of some fresh new memes,...
Takes global pandemic to realize palpable human impact on Climate Change: why everyone needs to vote, Op-Ed
By Alex Pinsk || Editor-in-Chief As stay-at-home orders become more stringent, so do travel bans, limitations on social gatherings,...
Cost of being a sexual assault Survivor at F&M
The author of this article chose to remain anonymous. It is The College Reporter’s policy that survivors who publicly...
OP-ED: Coronavirus anxiety is reasonable, but we can grow through it
By Ellyn Fritz || Staff Writer In February, the majority of the news pieces I wrote for The College...
Playing Hanon: “One more distraction, please.”
Sojin Shin || Op-Eds Editor Photo courtesy of the author Hanon is a book consisting of 60 (240, in...