Perspectives

On Apr. 17, the Department of Justice announced the arrest of dozens of healthcare professionals in connection to the opioid epidemic. 60 medical professionals in six states were charged in connection to over-prescription and healthcare fraud. Providers at every level have a responsibility to the community and their patients to ...

Voting is not only our right; it is our power. The right to vote energizes social and cultural awareness for political parties. It is an opportunity for citizens to have a voice in who should lead our cities, counties, states, governments and country. Voting is crucial to activating democratic and ...

I teach English at APSU as an adjunct instructor – one of the 323 instructors at APSU that are contracted on a course-by-course basis with shockingly low pay, no health/retirement benefits, no job security, inadequate work space, unwieldy schedules, and little to no departmental regard. Despite teaching for 10 years ...

Food safety is incredibly important and is required to prevent outbreaks such as the E. coli outbreak that has spread to five states: Tennessee, Georgia, Kentucky, Ohio and Virginia. Kentucky has the most and Tennessee has the second most reported cases. The cause of the outbreak was announced on Friday ...

The live-action “Aladdin” will be released on May 24, and it seems that people are not as excited for it compared to other Disney movies. A lot of the controversy around the film has centered around Will Smith being cast as Genie. It is not fair to judge how good ...

  There are laws that are enacted not to help people, but to punish. Some things just seem so abhorrent when viewed from an outsider perspective that it is hard to ever justify them.              Laws to punish these things feel justifiable and right. When closely looking at the first-hand ...