Opinion

The problem not talked about often enough. Ever since the United States started funding school lunches in 1946, the industry has faced controversy. What started as a system designed to feed kids has turned into a complicated and often flawed program that still affects millions of students. One of the most well-known examples of this… Read more: School Lunches Need New Reform

A world of free knowledge at your fingertips. While a college degree has long been considered a sign of success, they can cost staggering amounts of money to earn. Another option is free courses online that provide certifications. These can be a game changer. With very limited restrictions, and curriculum you can pace however you… Read more: Learning for Less With Online Certifications

Anxiety and depression is more common now than ever. Is society better equipped to handle it than in the past? By Alex GallagherWeb Master Mental illness has a long history of being stigmatized in society, as spotlighted in another Patriot Press Article. However, in current years, it has become increasingly mainstream to seek treatment for… Read more: Minds and Medicine: Anxiety and Depression

A cultural party or a foereign sounding performance? On Sunday night the Superbowl audience didn’t just watch a football game, they also witnessed a cultural mega party. When the lights went down and halftime began Bad Bunny immediately showcased just why he was the top global artist in 2025. After a historic grammy win for… Read more: BAD BUNNY HALFTIME SHOW REVIEW

The most viewed halftime performance in history, and what America has to say. The Superbowl halftime show performed by Puerto Rican musician Bad Bunny was extremely controversial across social media in America. This halftime show is widely reported as the most watched halftime show in history with roughly 135.4 million viewers. While some people thought… Read more: Bad Bunny Superbowl Controversiality