For generations, children have looked up to superheroes of every kind. Marvel, DC Entertainment, Image Comics, they’ve all produced characters that we...

The coronavirus is a pandemic, so it doesn’t come as a surprise that the focus of its effects is on people. Where else should the focus be? Perhaps...

Megan Reynolds Opinion Editor [email protected] Murray State’s shift to online instruction has affected all students, regardless of...

Gov. Andy Beshear has earned national renown and praise for his handling of COVID-19 in his state. For the past couple of months, the novel coronavirus...

One of the main reasons the minimum wage is failing to be a successful, living wage is that it has not been adjusted for inflation. In other words,...

As the minimum-wage-earning community grows and diversifies, it also takes on a new banner: the living wage. A living wage, as defined by the Merriam-Webster...

“Nickel and Dimed,” a production presented last week by the University’s department of global languages and theatre arts, confronts the idea of the...

What do AIDS, ebola and the novel coronavirus all have in common? All have been accompanied by some sort of prejudice toward a group of people. For...

Among 45 million Americans, the student debt crisis is currently at $1.6 trillion.  Let me say it again in a different way: 45 million Americans collectively...

Dylan Doyle Contributing Writer [email protected] George Orwell’s magnum opus “1984” concerns itself with an authoritarian political...

Dress codes have been a hot button topic for the rising generation for almost as long as those who comprise it have been in school. Many universities,...

Megan Reynolds Opinion Editor [email protected]   “1917” is a World War I film released on Christmas Day of 2019 and, under...