News readers in foreign countries are more susceptible to fake American news than we are. (Photo/ Licensed under CC0.) While the proliferation of fake news pieces on American social media has come under increased scrutiny following the divisive presidential election, the devaluing of fact checking is more serious outside of the United States. Mere hours…

Of the most frightened communities when Donald Trump won the election on November 8th, were undocumented immigrants.

If you had told me six months ago that Andy Murray would hold the year-end number one ranking, I would have called an insane asylum.

In our generation’s short lives, we’ve never known political divisions to run this deep.

Yesterday, October 22, Ohio State suffered a crushing 24-21 defeat at the hands of Penn State. Special teams miscues cost the Buckeyes, as two blocked kicks proved to be the difference. But as disheartening as this loss may seem, OSU is still in prime position to make it to the College Football Playoff.

The 2000s mark the renaissance of the early college application. It feels as though we’ve seen everything: early decision (ED), early action (EA), restrictive early action (REA), rolling admissions (RA). The list of ways to apply to college goes on.

There is no “before 9/11.” Not for us, anyway. I can see the Twin Towers falling in the back of my mind. I’ve seen the footage so many times that it’s been etched into some part of my consciousness like an old, hazy memory. But it isn’t a memory.

  Amanda Bundy is a teacher of Honors US History, Comparative Government, US Government and a freshman advisor. She joined the Academy community in 2015.

Colin Kaepernick ignited a media firestorm several weeks ago when he sat down before a preseason game against the Green Bay Packers. The action itself wasn’t considered egregious. Rather-it was the timing of his sitting. The San Francisco 49ers quarterback decided to not stand during the national anthem. After the game, Kaepernick explained his reasoning:…