Tag: Voting

How did he do it? The man who broke every rule in the political playbook; the man shunned, excoriated and ridiculed every day by the…

I finally casted my ballot in this year’s election, and here’s who I have voted for: for president, I chose Bill McKibben, environmental activist and…

“Vote, vote, vote” announces every politician, news channel and history professor. Since deciding the leader of one of the most powerful democracies in the free…

Most millennials aren’t overly excited about the Nov. 8 election this year, and it’s easy to understand why. Many are disillusioned by both Hillary Clinton…

OK, spoiler alert: I am not very well-versed in politics. I never chose to be involved in politics until this year. I am finally old…

Hillary Clinton: many of us hate her, many of us love her and many of us (such as myself) have mixed feelings about her. Never…

Fall Undergraduate Student Government Association elections are coming up quickly, and there are no less than 17 open positions in the legislature, not counting freshman…

Recently, I received an invitation to participate in a discussion about the election this week at Drexel. The objective was to consider the candidates and…

The major party nominees for president in the current election seem set. Donald Trump will now likely amass the 1,237 delegate votes he needs to…

These past few months, there has been a fixation on voting as the prime mode of civic engagement, but voting isn’t the only activity that…