Saturday, Sept. 7 is Constitution Day, meaning many Americans will celebrate the writing and signing of our Constitution. On Sept. 17, 1787, the U.S. Constitution...

Sydney Harper Opinion editor [email protected] President Joe Biden introduced a new student loan forgiveness plan on Aug. 24 to relieve some...

As the spring semester comes to an end, we at The News want to reflect on the challenges students have had to overcome. For the past two years, one major...

Without campus workers Murray State would be a shell of an institution. Therefore, workers’ needs should be taken into account and their voices should...

Earth Day is the one day each year where people come together to celebrate the Earth and all that it has to offer. “Invest in our planet. What will...

Democracy is at the root of the United States’ government and culture, but its presence seems to be waning. COVID-19, election season and the impending...

As Americans, we expect leaders to be put in positions of power that will benefit us to the fullest extent. Supreme Court Justices are no exception. Supreme...

Once again, the livelihoods of those in the LGBTQ+ community are in the hands of lawmakers who want to police queer existence and societal prevalence,...

Along with power comes responsibility and accountability, almost like a system of checks and balances, but it seems as though our state government gives...

Citizens expect elected officials, as public servants, to work toward making laws that benefit the people, but it seems as though legislators are not serving...

To be an American means playing a role in voting for candidates that represent towns, states and the nation as a whole. A bill supporting voter rights...

Critical race theory (CRT) is a term that has been tossed around, misdefined and has made its way into the mouths of Kentucky legislators. States such...