By Jocelyn Yang, Opinion Editor
/ November 4, 2020
Tags related to America have only trended once a while on the Chinese Twitter-like social media platform Weibo since the pandemic began. I remember seeing...
By Sabine Waldeck, Deputy Opinion Editor
/ November 4, 2020
My stomach has been in knots all day. I have already gotten into multiple arguments with my family members and peers regarding the presidential election....
Tension is in the air on Election Day. Even across the world, people are anxious to know what lies ahead for the United States and how it will affect them...
By Claire Rodenbush, Assistant Opinion Editor
/ November 3, 2020
While I am cautiously optimistic about the outcome of this year’s election, I am not optimistic about the potential fallout. No matter what the results...
Several countries around the world are highly reliant on tourism for generating foreign exchange, attracting international investments, increasing tax...
By Sabine Waldeck, Deputy Opinion Editor
/ October 28, 2020
Many people highly anticipate Election Day. Each and every voter sits staring at their TV screen, hoping they did enough for their candidate to win. This...
A week from Election Day, the country stands more fractured and divided. With experts anticipating a voter-turnout tsunami and young people already reporting...
In the midst of midterm season, some students are still waiting on one precious class material: their textbooks.
The campus bookstore has seen severe...
English poet Alexander Pope, once said “To err is human,” alluding to the fact that all people make mistakes. Some of these mistakes are more serious...
By Taina Millsap, Former Staff Writer
/ October 14, 2020
As a Latina woman, I’ve always been surrounded by happiness and the mindset that everything is fine. Even my grandma, who fought depression all her life,...
Although my luggage now collects dust and remains hidden in the depths of my closet, I often think back to the days when I traveled around Spain with my...
Since the start of the fall semester, Emerson has taken considerable action to minimize the spread of COVID-19 and prevent outbreaks on campus. Unlike...
Donald Trump supporters and Democrats have one similar perception of this year’s election: that it will follow in the steps of 2016.
Though it appears...
“How’s the U.S. election vibe? Who do you think will win? Does any candidate pose policies that hurt China or international students?" I received this...
The COVID-19 pandemic has undoubtedly transformed our college's culture and the way we interact with others. After classes resumed in the fall, students...
By Dana Gerber, Former News Editor
/ October 1, 2020
Almost nothing about my 21st birthday will be how I imagined. It won’t take place in a crowded bar. My friends won’t buy me frozen margaritas and toast...
By Gary Sowder, Former Columnist
/ October 1, 2020
My mom lives in Westchester County, New York, a place that is most known for being the home of the Clintons', and the last place Robert Durst’s wife...