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Alyssa Tompkins

Travel in the Time of COVID-19

Through the COVID-19 pandemic, travel companies have worked hard to make modes of transportation safer for everyone. For example, Amtrak, a commercial train travel company, is doing what many other companies are doing: more deep cleaning, allowing fewer passengers and mandating face coverings during all travel. But just because

Influencers in the Time of COVID-19

Influencers in the Time of COVID-19

Everyone remembers the beginning of quarantine, marked by “Tiger King,” whipped coffee and frenzies at grocery stores. With people trapped inside, there was a huge social media usage spike, allowing people to see social media influencers even more than they had before. Because of this, the app TikTok also gained

Protection Through Separation: Getting Religion out of Politics

The idea of keeping government and religion separate in America is a key part of the Bill of Rights as part of the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Recently in politics, people have become worried that this ideal is being left behind. With the possible addition of Amy

Elementary elitism

When someone gets more attention, they are encouraged to do more work. Elementary school children are no different. But when this attention is negative, the resulting behavior in the student is negative as well. Students who are self-motivated to be attentive in the classroom are often praised for their

Parking Congestion Proposal

Parking Congestion Proposal

Finding parking by residence halls is not an easy process. Many students often resort to buying a Stadium parking pass, as it is the cheapest available option. Even though Stadium parking is the least expensive parking pass on campus, it is quite far away from most residence halls and buildings.