The Orion

America inching toward Civil War

Roberto Fonseca and Nicole Henson // February 23, 2017

It’s been something that should have been in the back of American’s heads since Hillary and President Donald Trump were both nominated as the primary candidates to become the President of the...

California primary election includes Senate seat

Elizabeth Helmer // April 28, 2016

The stakes are higher than usually in the 2016 primary election. For the first time in 24 years, California is having an open Senate race. Next to Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton, Ted Cruz and Donald...

Presidential election vital to women’s rights

Emma Vidak-Benjamin // April 4, 2016

The future of our abortion rights hangs in the balance of this year's election.

Sanders loses popularity on social media

Emma Vidak-Benjamin // March 13, 2016

After a questionable racial comment made in Michigan's Democratic debate, Sanders received negative backlash on social media.

Politicians should revisit children’s stories

Jeff Guzman // March 11, 2016

Politicians today seem to behave more like children than adults. So maybe they should be taught some things that a child would be taught.

Political efficacy from a Canadian’s perspective

Nick Bragg // November 8, 2015

Low political efficacy rings through the minds of millennials. Why is this? And how do we stop it?

Clinton presidency could galvanize millennial generation

Sophia Xepoleas // April 28, 2015

I believe we are approaching a pivotal time in American history and predict that millennials will be the leading force behind much-needed change.

Clinton catastrophe

Megan Mann // April 21, 2015

Not everyone's excited for Hillary Clinton's announcement to run for President.