During my senior year at the predominantly white, upper-middle class private school I went to in my home state of Georgia, I purposely only applied to...
The last few months have put white allyship—when white Americans in positions of privilege defend and empower equality efforts of people of color—to...
At issue: Students launch Flawless Brown, the school's first theater troupe exclusively for women of color.
Our take: The troupe is a worthy student-initiated...
Clayton Lockett was scheduled for execution on the night of April 29, 2014. Fourteen years earlier, Lockett was sentenced to death for a first-degree murder...
The smell of sweat filling a musky basement, warm beer sloshing out of solo cups, cheers erupting from the nearest beer pong table. Welcome to the classic...
Despite what your mother said when you were young, there is now a way to make money by playing video games all day—but you have to be really good.
If...
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has recently declared the 2014 Ebola epidemic the largest outbreak of the disease in history. 24/7 news...
The loss of Jocelyn Amelia Straus, a freshman political communication major, was a devastating shock to our community. The thoughts of the Beacon staff...
On Wednesday, our hearts collectively sank when we learned our community lost one of its youngest members. Jocelyn Amelia Straus, a freshman political...
When former first daughter Chelsea Clinton gave birth to her first child in September, headlines circulated about everything from the significance of the...