2021 marks the eighteenth year of the invasion and occupation of the once-sovereign nation of Iraq. I say once-sovereign to note the fact that the American-helmed invasion of Iraq in 2003 was not sanctioned...

It is no question that election laws are on the thoughts of everyone’s minds, and in Georgia, they passed a new election law that prevents voter fraud from becoming more common to occur. This law requires...

There is nothing easy about attending college in the middle of a raging global pandemic. No one could have prepared for this, and no one would have seen this coming. Here we are in this strange new normal...

The hate-fueled attacks and harassments targeting Asian Americans are appalling. PIEER students condemn the series of recent hate-motivated events against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, otherwise...

In the wake of the hate crime in Atlanta, Ga. on March 16, 2021, eight people lost their lives due to the shooter “having a bad day.” Six of the victims were Asian women at two spas in Georgia. The...

After the passage and signing from Congress and the White House of the $1.9 trillion stimulus package, most people (including dependents) have begun to see their $1,400 checks show up in their bank accounts....

There has clearly been a rise in violence in America over the past few months, but the previous year of 2020 saw a massive increase in violence and shootings. Why the increase?  Some might say Black Lives...