It is Okay to Mourn Someone You Have Never Met
“Grief, in the popular imagination, is a sadness to be experienced and carried and borne as silently and as stoically as possible. And yet, mourning, too, has a public face:…
Yes, TikTok Should be Banned—No, It’s Not a Right-Versus-Left Issue.
On August 6, 2020, President Trump issued an executive order to restrict the app TikTok from US app stores (Lerman, 2020). Since then, TikTok has been a hot topic in…
What You Should Know About Taking Graduate and Professional Program Entrance Exams at Home
This past July, I was one of the lucky (or unlucky) takers of the LSAT-Flex: a digital version of the Law School Admissions Test that specifically caters to the unique…
Reopening Campus in the Fall is Dangerous—That’s Just Like, My Opinion, Man.
If you are a student at Millsaps, then you’ve heard of the Bacot Plague. Every year, like clockwork, residents of Bacot Hall fall ill with flu-like symptoms. Though its origins…
I’ve called out friends for not staying home—here’s why you should too.
Social distancing...social distancing...social distancing...that's the singular phrase I have heard constantly these past few months. Beginning in April, federal and local governments issued guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID-19…