Red Dead Redemption 2 review

Rockstar Games, the king of the open-sandbox shooter genre, has really outdone themselves with the masterful sequel to 2010’s Red Dead Redemption, Red Dead Redemption 2. A prequel to the original game, Red Dead Redemption 2 begins following outlaw Arthur Morgan and his struggling gang’s trek through a heavy blizzard in the mountains after a failed heist in… Continue reading Red Dead Redemption 2 review

Millennials are going extra mile to force changes in society

Mass shootings and gun violence are epidemics that are plaguing the United States of America. While the federal government remains in constant gridlock over firearm regulation, millennials and the rest of the younger generation are making noise by protesting for stricter gun regulations. The recent school shooting in Florida has prompted protests from high schools… Continue reading Millennials are going extra mile to force changes in society

SGA passes concealed-carry bill: Gun vote contradicts results of referendum

Senate Resolution 1708, a resolution to allow students to lawfully carry concealed weapons at UTM passed through the SGA at the senate meeting on Thursday, Dec. 7, 2017. The resolution was an amended version, sponsored by Jade Bleskey, of Alex Joyner’s previous legislation, S.R. 1704. S.R. 1708 included changes to sections of the bill that… Continue reading SGA passes concealed-carry bill: Gun vote contradicts results of referendum

Referendum date set, students to consider concealed carry

Students at UTM are being asked to consider whether or not they would like to have concealed carry for guns on campus. Two pieces of legislation to determine the opinion of the university will be voted on Dec. 7 during SGA senate. SGA proposed legislation which was widely debated at their biweekly senate meeting on… Continue reading Referendum date set, students to consider concealed carry

Results of SGA survey questions concealed carry

The Student Government Association presented a survey to students during Quad City and the results were surprising. At the senate meeting on Thursday, Oct. 19 each committee chair person stood up during committee reports and gave updates on the survey results from Quad City. Most of these results seemed like they would have been obvious… Continue reading Results of SGA survey questions concealed carry