The Cornell Case Has College Students Talking. Do They Feel Safe on Their Own Campuses?
Fatu Sesay, Staff Writer The fallout from the allegations at Cornell University has sent a quiet, uneasy tremor through college campuses nationwide. The civil lawsuit filed by a former student alleging she was drugged and assaulted inside a fraternity house in 2024 while the institution failed to protect her has reignited a painful, persistent conversation…
Treasury department announces US treasury buybacks of up to 6 billion dollars
Hailey Whitlock, Editor When deciding to make an investment, there is always a level of risk involved. Will the stock price actually go up? What if a company you purchased a bond through defaults? What if the stock market crashes and your mutual fund significantly loses value? In the face of all of this uncertainty,…
The current state of the job market
Hailey Whitlock, Editor As of late, it may have appeared that the job market is simply untenable, with arduous challenges at every step. If you noted this perceived difficulty, you are not alone and you are not wrong. “Hiring, while certainly not on a freeze, is on hold; and people that have jobs are absolutely…
How the current oil market is likely to impact interest rates
Hailey Whitlock, Editor The Federal Reserve serves a crucial role in the monetary policy of the United States, heavily influencing interest rates and by extension inflation and unemployment. At each of the eight Federal Open Market Committee meetings per year, board members vote on the level of the federal funds rate. The federal funds rate…
Supreme Court rules tariffs unconstitutional
Hailey Whitlock, Editor On Feb. 20 the Supreme Court issued a ruling deeming President Trump’s sweeping tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act unconstitutional. Per CNN, Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in the 6-3 majority opinion,“The president asserts the extraordinary power to unilaterally impose tariffs of unlimited amount, duration, and scope. In light of…
Congressional Budget Office Issues New Federal Deficit Predictions
Hailey Whitlock, Editor To begin, it is essential to understand how the federal debt and deficit work. A deficit in funding for a government refers to when the funds brought in by a government, often through taxes and tariffs, are less than the government spends. When the government spends more money than they collect, a…
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