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Politics

Did You See This? Venezuelan Earthquake, Supreme Court Decisions, and Reflecting Pool Drama

Kate RodriguezJune 26, 2026

A rundown of the news you need to know.

Did You See This? Antisemitism Bill, Admissions Testing, and Knicks Fever

Kate RodriguezJune 12, 2026

A rundown of the news you need to know.

Did You See This? Student Loan Borrowing, Grade Inflation, and Gen Z’s UV Addiction

Kate RodriguezMay 29, 2026

A rundown of the news you need to know.

Did You See This? Cornell’s President, Women’s Colleges, and Buried Treasure

Kate RodriguezMay 8, 2026

The third installment of SUNN’s column on the headlines that matter to students.

Did You See This? The Hormuz Strait, Kash Patel, and Coachella

Kate RodriguezApril 24, 2026

The second installment of SUNN’s column on how recent headlines affect students.

Did You See This? Intel on the Stories You Need to Know

Kate RodriguezApril 9, 2026

A new, biweekly column from SUNN on how recent headlines impact us.

Can Parents Be Held Responsible for School Shootings?

Alice OrnesMarch 31, 2026

A legal expert breaks down the growing push to prosecute families following a Georgia father’s conviction.

Op-Ed: I Support Nebraska’s Partnership With Turning Point USA

Addeline KastensMarch 7, 2026

A local student argues that it protects conservative teens’ free speech.

Op-Ed: I Oppose Nebraska’s Partnership With Turning Point USA

Madeline PetrickMarch 7, 2026

A local student argues the initiative promotes a partisan agenda in public schools.

Meet the Georgia Lawmakers Rewriting the Narrative Around Juvenile Offenders

Dylan Seinberg, Alex BrendleFebruary 1, 2026

The fight to reform juvenile justice in Georgia is developing quickly, and advocates are making the case that rehabilitation works.

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