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The brat-ification of the 2024 election: how the internet redefined political engagement

Tallulah Knill Allen and Nadia Massoumi
October 10, 2024
The presidential debate was viewed by an estimated 67,135,000 Americans, 62 percent of whom were over 55 (Nielsen Media Data.) (Photo credits: Michael Vadon via Wikimedia Commons https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Donald_Trump_August_19,_2015_%28cropped%29.jpg, Gage Skidmore via Wikimedia Commons https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kamala_Harris_by_Gage_Skidmore.jpg)

Marin residents express diverse Opinions after heated presidential debate

Ben Mueller
September 15, 2024
Illustration by Lauren Olsen

Staying politically optimistic for 2024

Tallulah Knill Allen
March 25, 2024
Principles or politics: the predicament facing the Republican Party

Principles or politics: the predicament facing the Republican Party

Declan McDaniels
April 7, 2021
President Joe Biden’s first day in office includes progressive immigration bill proposal

President Joe Biden’s first day in office includes progressive immigration bill proposal

Declan McDaniels
January 23, 2021
America's future president – if students chose

America’s future president – if students chose

Camille Ray
October 29, 2020
Face-to-face: Who are you voting for?

Face-to-face: Who are you voting for?

Isabel Ames
October 28, 2020
Electing to refill the Court, or electing to court-pack?

Electing to refill the Court, or electing to court-pack?

Allie Vasquez
October 26, 2020
Global Warning: Sweeping forest floors uncovers dirt on Trump administration

Global Warning: Sweeping forest floors uncovers dirt on Trump administration

Anna Silverman
October 25, 2020
“Rage” by Bob Woodward was released on Sep. 15, becoming his second book written about President Donald Trump.

Bob Woodward’s new exposé, ‘Rage,’ provides impartial look at White House operations

Sophia Rocha
September 29, 2020
COVID-19: When the world stopped

COVID-19: When the world stopped

Drake Goodman, Isabella Roesler, Eislyn Snyder, Ryo Weng, Taylor Charles, Sophia Rocha, Katie Parsons, Skylar Strotz, Jenna Dahlin, Lauren Steele, Jack Benbow, Garrett Cook, Aaron Kim, Sydney Steinberg, Sarah Young, Audrey Hettleman, Isabel Ames, Maxanne Anderson, Martha Fishburne, Maya Holland, Nicole Johnson, Olivia Kharrazi, Alli Runnfeldt, Shannon Watridge, Jack Watson, Devin Bosley, Grace Bouton, Olivia Brekhus, Emma Carpenter, Greta Cifarelli, Kalyn Dawes, Mara Farese, Francesca Fox, Nicole Fuches, Kylie Horstmeyer, Emma Ingledew, Alex Johnson, Mia Kessinger, Sol Ladetzky, Audrey Lightfoot, Emma Lightfoot, PJ Pfeiffer, Matthew Smalbach, Bennett Vasquez, Loughlin Browne, Ella Green, Maddie Loebbaka, Sofi Mincy, Camille Ray, Morgan Salzer, Maria Alexander, Charlie Ginsburg, Jacob Mandel, Anna Silverman, Jackson Epps, Alix Salzer and Mikaela Beberman
May 4, 2020
Expressing feminism can be shown through accessories or other items. Some student feminists wear pins on their backpacks or place stickers on water bottles.

Appropriation of feminism is the new feminism, and it’s perpetuating a negative connotation with the movement

Isabella Roesler
February 16, 2019
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