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OPINION: Why Same Sex Marriage Could NOT Be Left to the States

By Jacob Stewart | May 15

The conservative judges on the court seem to have a bone to pick with precedent, right? 50 years' worth in the case of Roe v. Wade. While Obergefell v. Hodges has yet to survive a decade. However, overturning Obergefell v. Hodges would require such an infringement upon state's rights and a mangling of legal precedent that a conservative justice wouldn't dare take the risk.

Politics

OPINION: The Perspective of a Pro-Life Journalist

By Jacob Stewart | May 7

After attending the abortion-rights protest earlier this week, reporter Jacob Stewart gives his take on what happened at the counterprotest, why he considers himself to be Pro-Life and what that means to him.

Politics

Far-Right Activists Gather at the Statehouse

By Jacob Stewart | May 3

The "People's Convoy" gathered on the south lawn of the Indiana Statehouse on Saturday.

Campus

Genesis Magazine Celebrates 50th Anniversary

By Jacob Stewart | April 29

Genesis Magazine recently celebrated their 50th anniversary, releasing their latest issue on Wednesday.

Opinion

OPINION: To Gap or Not to Gap

By Jacob Stewart | April 20

Join reporter Jacob Stewart as he explores how to survive as a pre-med student and get accepted into medical school.

Opinion

OPINION: The Price of Tower Dining

By Jacob Stewart | April 6

Reporter Jacob Stewart investigates Tower Dining and learns about Chartwells, meal plan pricing, the food options available and more.

Video

COLUMN: Labhopping with Dr. Wade Clapp

By Jacob Stewart | March 7

https://youtu.be/t9gKtdfgbAYWhen seeking career advice, most people might ask their coworkers, friends, or family. Me? I decided to ask the Physician-in-Chief and Chair of Pediatrics at Riley Hospital. As I was searching for a lab to do my Life Health Sciences Internship, I discovered Dr. Wade Clapp ...

Student Life

The Price of College Debt

By Jacob Stewart | Dec. 17

Those of my great-grandparents who immigrated to the United States came here looking for the American dream, but their grandchildren grew up in poverty. My parents never thought they would attend college, and they took the untraditional route when they did. My Dad earned his associate’s degree online ...

Music

Music, the Brain, the Piano Problem: An Interview with Colleen McGonigle

By Jacob Stewart | Nov. 11

Music has had the power to bring joy into my life in the darkest moments. Nine years ago, after my mom passed away from a brain tumor, it was the Christian hymns of my youth that I turned to for hope and comfort in that time of loss and loneliness. I still return to the words of “It is Well,” a ...

Video

COLUMN: Labhopping with Dr. Susan Walsh

By Jacob Stewart | Oct. 7

It's time to go Labhopping! Join Jacob Stewart and Laura Cross as they sit down with Dr. Susan Walsh as they discuss how she first became fascinated with science, her career and her DNA/Phenotype Lab.There is nothing like a fire drill on a rainy day to bring two people together. As I was setting ...

Jacob Stewart

OPINION: Why Same Sex Marriage Could NOT Be Left to the States

OPINION: The Perspective of a Pro-Life Journalist

Far-Right Activists Gather at the Statehouse

Genesis Magazine Celebrates 50th Anniversary

OPINION: To Gap or Not to Gap

OPINION: The Price of Tower Dining

COLUMN: Labhopping with Dr. Wade Clapp

The Price of College Debt

Music, the Brain, the Piano Problem: An Interview with Colleen McGonigle

COLUMN: Labhopping with Dr. Susan Walsh

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