In 2025, the world has never been more distracting. Every moment something needs to be seen, liked, shared or consumed. The feed refreshes, the algorithm reconfigures the next thought we’re supposed to have and neglecting to be in the silence of our surroundings seems like the worst thing that could
While scrolling online I came across a video of a girl saying “Can someone explain why being evil as heck is just accepted now?” I could not help but agree. So many times when I’m on the internet, I’ll find a video of someone doing something they love, like cosplaying
In 1954, the Supreme Court ruled in Brown v. Board of Education that segregation in schools violated the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. While this decision gave many children the legal right to equal education, it also revealed a deeper truth: in the United States, education has always
We now live in a reality where the advancement of science has far exceeded our capacity for ethical reflection. We are creating things we don’t yet fully understand and asking moral questions way after the fact. This is why bioethics, a field that examines the ethical implications of the advancements