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The Power of Memes as Ideology
While memes may often be used to encourage polarization, if utilized correctly, they can have educational value and promote critical thinking. -
Democratic Candidates Keep Bringing up Religion. And It's Not a Coincidence
Rather than being a new revelation, the embrace of religion by Democratic presidential candidates is more of a return to the playbook. -
The Beauty in Blogging
The raw, genuine nature of blogging content can build a community of viewers and generate discussions about a variety of topics. -
Remembering the Catalytic Stonewall Riots this Pride Month
In the midst of Pride Month, The Gavel's Maddy Wester looks back on a moment in history that reminds us why we stand with the LGBTQ+ community for equal rights. -
The Persistence of the Yeehaw Agenda, Explained
Although cowboy culture has historically found roots in xenophobia and violence, the "yeehaw agenda" is entering an era of newfound inclusivity. -
The Sri Lanka Easter Bombings from the Perspective of a Sri Lankan
Ivana Wijedasa is a Boston College student and child of Sri Lankan parents, giving insight into what its like having a terrorist attack hit so close to home. -
Designing a Candidacy
The designs of campaign marketing materials can have certain effects on candidacies. Here we take a look at some past and upcoming designs. -
What's Happening in Sudan According to a Sudanese-American
The Gavel's Mariam Ahmed discusses Sudan's fight for a civilian government, her hope for the country's future, and reflects on her own Sudanese heritage.
