Students contend with uncertainty of election

Dana Nichols • November 5, 2020

Days after election day, students of all political ideologies left hanging for results

Hindsight doesn’t always have to be 2020

Ben Falcon • October 27, 2020

illustration by Gabrielle RodriguezTuesday, Nov. 3 will be a historic day in more ways than one. In seven days, we elect 35 United States senators, 435 members of Congress, 13 state governors and one leader...

Professors share thoughts on opening sports stadiums for voting

Gail Grady • September 23, 2020

Sports teams hope to increase 2020 voter turnout amid COVID-19 restrictions

TU Census and Voter Engagement Task Force prepares for November elections

Jake Perry • September 10, 2020

With students all across the country, the task force aims to provide everyone with resources to vote in the 2020 November elections.

The Ghosts of GOP Future

Ben Falcon • September 10, 2020

Why we are far past simply removing Trump from the equation.

Far from a “consolation prize”: A woman VP will be a triumph for all

Ben Falcon • May 8, 2020

Here are the top 10 women who could be the Democratic vice presidential nominee.

Bye, bye, Bernie. It’s Biden’s time

Ben Falcon • April 22, 2020

Illustration by Andrea NebhutWe are all ridin’ with Biden now. Last week, former Vice President Joe Biden took up the mantle of leadership for the Democratic Party after Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders...

The center can hold, only by living to fight another day

Ben Falcon • February 27, 2020

In a previous column, I said, “The last thing we should do is stop being the Democratic party and become Bernie’s Democratic Socialist party.” I believe my warning may have come too late.