The Diminishing Role of Journalism in Shaping Voter Opinion
Kathrine Nero For generations, we learned about our political candidates and issues through traditional media: print, television and radio. Except for in-person campaign events or […]
Bin Ladin, Islamophobia, and Considering September 11, 2001
Dr. Nathan S. French In November 2023, references to Usama bin Ladin leapt by 4,300 percent across social media. Users of Tiktok, X, YouTube, Instagram […]
Sacred Space & Religious Freedom – From the Black Hills of South Dakota to the ‘Ground Zero Mosque’
Dr. Nathan S. French How often do we get the chance to pause and think about our relationship to the spaces and places that we […]
Aiken New Tech High School Students Discuss Justice
Mr. Aaron Parker Listen below to hear Aiken high school students discuss justice and their jobs in environmental justice from this part summer. When we […]
Performing Faith: Sports, Prayer, Protest, and Civil Religion in America
Dr. Nathan S. French Think, for a moment, about the phrase “religious freedom.” What comes to mind? Within the context of the law, many Americans […]
