With less than two months until the presidential election, many students are thinking about the candidates and the ideas supported by each candidate. But what if the candidates’ names were removed from the equation. Would student voters still support the candidates’ platforms? Milligan students were chosen at random to take part in a survey about […]
Ah, yes, everyone’s favorite topic: politics. For me, politics has been a front-runner in my mind, something that I eat, sleep and breathe. It makes sense, after all–I am a political science major. As many people know, this election has brought some major issues into public view. In fact, it seems as though whenever someone […]
Voting in person is as simple as showing up to your local polling station, but the paperwork involved in getting there can be tricky, especially for first-time voters. Below are some resources for those who need to register to vote and/or for those who require an absentee ballot because they are far from home. In […]
As one of the most popular trilogies in today’s society, the anticipation for the second to last installment of The Hunger Games was sky-high, and Mockingjay, Part One did not disappoint. Following in the footsteps of other major novel-based movie trilogies, Mockingjay, the last of the series, was split into two separate movies to prolong the highly anticipated […]