The Future of Reestablishing Jaguars in the U.S.

By Claire McCullough                   The industrialization, climate change, and modernization of the world has directly caused many species to become endangered and extinct. With the growing levels of extinction, activists work to give these animals a voice. An example of this is how Laiken Jordahl, an activist for the Center of Biological Diversity, has advocated for…

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The Effects and Consequences of Trump and Zelenskyy’s Meeting

By: Claire McCullough President Donald Trump has only been President again for three months and his presidency has already sparked many controversies and contentions. However, none have had such an international impact as Trump and his Vice President, JD Vance’s, televised meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the 28th of February. According to Zelenskyy…

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Flea Toad

By: Claire McCullough According to SciTech Daily, Brachychphalus dacnis, also known as the Flea Toad, has recently been discovered in Brazil. According to Dustin Wilgers, a McPherson College biology professor, the toad’s genus, first part of the Latin name, means “short-headed or flat-faced”. The toad’s species name, second part of the Latin name, also means…

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Kendrick Lamar, Superbowl 2025 Halftime Performer

By: Claire McCullough Kendric Lamar took the internet by storm when released his single “Not Like Us” earlier this year and has remained in the public eye ever since.  According to Forbes’s Huge McIntyre, states that the song has been the Billboard’s rap song with the largest number of listens for twenty nonconsecutive weeks and is tied with…

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The McPherson College Parking Problem

By Claire McCullough New students at McPherson College, especially those in Dotzour, have had a challenging time parking close to their dorm. Returning students are also facing parking-related problems. In fact, many are receiving parking violations in spots they’ve been parking in for years. Overall, there seems to be heightened levels of parking-related frustration during…

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The Controversy of Imane Khelif

By Claire McCullough Many athletes dream of being able to one day compete in the Olympics and take home a gold medal for their country. However, for Algeria’s Imane Khelif, who competed and won Algeria’s first gold medal in women’s boxing, that dream came with a whole nightmare of controversy. According to Newsweek’s Shannon Power,…

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