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“But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” (Romans 5:8) To say last week's piece, written by Paul Sheehan, was shocking, is an understatement. While reading it, I was unable to…

The game is played with two teams, each consisting of one to four players, with the objective of scoring goals by hitting a ball into the opponent's goal using rocket-powered cars. The game offers a wide range of customization options,…

Degradation, or the alteration of social fabric is nothing new or unique. The United States has experienced it before, but here are five major things that have appeared this time around that promote the feeling of its return. No idea is…

In the technological age of the 2000s, there have been several legitimate concerns about safety and security raised by users and lawmakers alike. Usually, these concerns involve the targeting and exploitation of vulnerable groups, i.e.,…

Never before in the course of human history has society lived in an illusionary existence, and most people do not even realize it. Whether it be the amount of time we spend on social media apps such as Instagram, Tik Tok, or Snapchat, most…

Here we are, SLU. In 2021, the student body organized a protest, petition, and open forum to tackle the administration’s repeatedly reprehensible handling of sexual assault cases, specifically within the Title IX office. After…

Content Warning: This article contains content related to sexual assault, drugging and other topics that may be triggering. The past two weeks have included the publicizing of a legal document which brought to light the drugging and…

Last Thursday, District Attorney Alvin Bragg formally indicted former President Donald Trump. Such an indictment, however, is fueled by sheer politics—one could say the realpolitik of modern America. But how did we get to this position in…