In the conclusion of this deep dive on the FACT amendment, I look at some of the reasons students are interested in this policy: Why does this matter?
Category: Opinion
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Let’s break down EO 14264 and how water pressure in shower heads expose the Trump administration priorities and methods for developing and enacting policies.
Senior Nova Ammerman describes the ways of an old student government, passing long-lost information to the new and incoming students of Illinois Tech.
SIOP member Kris Shiflet shares their conference experience in the Mile High City, giving us a look into the panelist topic within the field.
Extremist law makers in the Texas house propose a bill that would effectively outlaw being trans. Though unlikely to pass, the vagueness and implications of the bill should have everyone worried.
“1984” has become a popular reference in many conservative circles, but they be committing double think as their leaders clamp down on individual freedoms?
Nova Ammerman walks us through their life story, relating their development to common symptoms of autism, with the goal of educating others on an often unseen side of autism.
Corporate policies at Meta have hit the Illinois Tech campus, affecting the reach and promotion of the university’s Prism club.
Before I delve into the details of this article, I must warn that this piece