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Civility Initiative

Civility Initiative

Finding Quality News

Finding Quality News

By Duane Adamson I am often asked by students and friends how to find the most objective news and information about political events. Words like bias and "fake" are thrown around frequently by many on different sides of political debates. Quite divergent "news" often exists about

“Politics?” “Again?” “Why?” “Aren’t you sick of politics,?"

“Politics?” “Again?” “Why?” “Aren’t you sick of politics,?"

“Politics?” “Again?” “Why?” “Aren’t you sick of politics, Mosiah?” Those seem to be the reactions I normally get whenever I bring up politics. I always wonder why everyone is so averse to speaking or having a conversation regarding politics. Then I remember people are tired of confrontations with their

To the Fatigued and Weary

To the Fatigued and Weary

Well here we are. Another election behind us, another day in the pandemic, another day of worrying about school closures, job security, deceit and treason, violence and incivility, ignorance and arrogance—it’s hard to know which worry to prioritize. It’s even harder to know who to listen to