History
Clean Slate: Controversial Presidential Pardons from Every Century
In the wake of Joe Biden pardoning his son Hunter Biden a few weeks ago for violating tax and gun laws, the concept...
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Gianna Hunsche
Gianna is a second year from Chicago, IL, studying politics and data analytics. Outside of the Jefferson Independent, she is the President of the Network of Enlightened Women at UVA and Secretary of College Republicans.
History
Lifestyle
A Wicked Good Time
Ever since I fell down the rabbit hole of Broadway musicals in 2015, I have patiently awaited the release of the...
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News
The Line to Succession: Trump’s Picks for the Top Four Cabinet Positions
As the Trump administration prepares for the transition into power, Donald Trump has been assembling his team over...
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News
Canada’s Death Dilemma
Currently, a rising cause of death in Canada is emerging into the limelight: euthanasia. It is the fifth leading...
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Interviews
The Keys to the White House: A Conversation with Allan Lichtman
I had the opportunity to interview Allan Lichtman, an award winning political analyst best known for his “13 Keys to...
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Sports
‘The Redskins Rule’: How Football Can Predict Elections Better Than Pollsters
As people try to predict the upcoming election results, pollsters employ many different methodologies. However,...
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Lifestyle
Top of the Leaderboard: Ranking the New York Times Games
The New York Times, founded in 1851, has a long history of reporting domestic and global news, opinion pieces, and...
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News
A Historic Week of Death Sentences Raises Questions of Justice
In the week following September 20th, the United States saw the most executions on death row over the course of a...
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Lifestyle
Chappell Roan: The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess
Chappell Roan’s fame skyrocketed when she opened for Olivia Rodrigo’s 2024 Guts World Tour, with popular hits like...
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News
Generational Carelessness: A Century Later, Profit Over Passenger Safety Still Haunts the Titanic
Nearly 400 miles off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada, the Titanic has rested at the bottom of the ocean for the...
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