Political opinions are like faces, everyone has one and some are worse than the others, subjectively, that is. All our professors are people too, and therefore, have their own unique face and political...

by Jared Rouse British Prime Minister Theresa May invited President Trump to make a state visit to the United Kingdom just one week after his inauguration. Since then, some members of Parliament have...

by Jared Rouse On Feb. 2, Kellyanne Conway, counselor to the president, referred to a nonexistent event on MSNBC in an attempt to defend President Trump’s temporary travel ban on seven Muslim majority...

by Jake Carmin Politically, last week was exhausting. Last Friday, President Trump signed a poorly-written executive order that placed a 90-day ban on immigration from seven majority Muslim countries,...

by Jake Carmin Generally, when I write for the Crite, I write about national politics and presidential races. This time, however, I’d like to address students on a much more local issue: Associated...

by Caleb Quimby With our new president chosen this past Tuesday, I felt now would be a good time to talk about minors and politics. Should minors have a right to discuss politics or candidates and express...

Jake and Alec spent their first podcast getting almost everything wrong. In their second try, they react to the election results, and look to the future.

In their first episode, Jake and Alec debrief about the 2016 election cycle, predict election outcomes, and fret about the future.

Presidential Candidates: Hillary Clinton (w/ VP Tim Kaine): Hillary Rodham Clinton is the Democratic Party’s nominee for president and has served as a senator for New York and the U.S. secretary of...

by Tyler Fransen For the last 16 months, America has been watching with the rest of the world, as our election unfolds into chaos. What was once thought to be the proudest time in our nation’s history—the...