By Zachary J. Guiod We are entering a new age of progress. One where automation will replace human labor. This will present problems for our current economic system. Recently former President Obama […]

By Zachary J. Guiod We live in a state of perpetual war. I’m 20 years old, and I don’t remember a time when my country was not at war — and I’m […]

By Loraine Aceto Before starting this article, I state this opinion, as a “survivor” of sexual abuse myself: I 1000 percent believe Kavanaugh! As a “survivor,” only with no victim mentality, that’s […]

By Jessamyn Brewer 2016 left us with a president who thinks his stardom leaves him entitled to a woman’s “p****y.” 2017 gave us #metoo. I am leaving 2018 with this article. I’m […]

By Anne Gresinger, SMCC Chaplain Intern On the morning of the fatal accident, as chaplain, I was called on to be there for the SMCC students facing this tragedy. However much help I […]

By Alex Downing I met him on my first day of high school. He sat in the back of his classes and feigned disinterest. Teachers didn’t like him at first because they […]

By Zachary J. Guiod Our current Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos, is reportedly considering using federal funds that are meant for improving academic achievement for another purpose: to allow states to purchase […]

By Jacob Darling This current administration has made many unprecedented things part of our day-to-day as Americans. Everything from banning entire groups of people from entering the country, to threatening North Korea […]

By Loraine Aceto Janet Mills, American lawyer and liberal Democratic politician, was selected to be the Democratic candidate in the June primary election. Mills is running for Maine governor in the upcoming […]

By the Kindness Mama Hello SeaWolves! Mama Kindness is mad, and it takes a lot to get me mad! I recently heard that many  students in Spring Point Res Hall lost some […]