Harvard study on U.S. rental markets shows dwindling affordable housing
While rent prices vary by state and city markets, some tenants are being pushed out of more expensive states like
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Free Speech v. Hate Speech
How do we determine the difference between free speech and hate speech? The first amendment is a right of all
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SB 1325: Tennessee’s right to carry and educate
Tennessee passed SB 1325, which will allow staff and teachers of K-12 schools to carry firearms. What does this mean
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Art Expression event gives voice to local artists and queer community
The event encompassed local artists’ work, drag queen performers and space for openness and vulnerability. On May 2, a collective
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MUSICAL REVIEW: ‘EPIC’ by Jorge Rivera-Herrans
Puerto Rican playwright Jorge Rivera-Herrans has created a beautifully crafted, loose adaptation of Homer’s epic, the Odyssey. Jorge Rivera-Herrans is
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UWT’s 2nd Annual Poetry Festival brings campus writing community together
UWT’s second annual poetry festival created a safe and welcoming space for writers and poetry fans alike. This year’s UWT
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President Biden signs bill to ban TikTok across United States
Congress has passed a new act that will ban the social networking app TikTok, if it is not sold by
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Where the new ‘Avatar’ show succeeds and fails
The Netflix remake falls short on storyline execution and acting performance but wins over viewers with world building skills. It’s
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Mon Laferte’s melancholic-romantic, Mexi-Chilango melodies
Chilean-Mexican artist and activist Mon Laferte’s work beautifully uncovers the brutality behind love while proudly displaying her heritage. It’s been
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Sara Landry: The Queen of Techno
How the self-taught producer became one of the biggest names in Techno. Underground EDM styles have been gaining popularity in
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