Andrew Malhotra, Cal Times Contributor
• March 25, 2016
Trump’s presidential campaign has taken the country by storm, leaving many political scientist literally lost for words, as many though he would burn out very early, yet there seems to be no end in sight...
Katie DelVerne, Cal Times Opinion Editor
• February 26, 2016
The past three years of college, I spent Spring Break catching up on homework, crafting for my sorority, and going on internship interviews. Never have I traveled out of state or out of Pittsburgh, or...
Dan Carmichael, Cal Times Contributor
• February 26, 2016
A brand new album release, a sold out fashion show in Madison Square Garden, a live performance on Saturday Night Live and the whole world waiting on his next move. You would think that Kanye West had...
Rachael Kriger, Cal Times Sports Editor
• February 19, 2016
Professional athletes have always had to deal with the media. That’s no secret in the sports world. However, it’s not just athletes “dealing” with the media; the media has to put up with a lot...
Mari Boyle, Cal Times Contributor
• February 19, 2016
The first day of voting for the primary presidential election, Ted Cruz came out the clear winner in Iowa. This is mainly because of the large amount of voters who are evangelicals and Cruz is a Christian...
The NFL has had its share of controversies over the years, and one name has seemed to consistently pop out in them. Johnny Manziel, quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, has once again been brought into...
Zach Filtz, Cal Times Contributor
• February 12, 2016
It’s election season, and in case you did not know, a candidate’s attitudes toward establishes entities can matter very much in deciding who becomes the next president.
If you take a look behind the...
On a New Year's Eve afternoon, Officers ordered Keith Childress Jr. to drop an object in his hand that he was holding. When Childress refused, the cops opened fire killing the 23-year-old black man....
Jemaal Myrick, Cal Times Contributor
• February 12, 2016
Far too often we ask questions that bewilder or complicate facts. Why stop now? Why? Many conclude that humanities questioning of a variety of topics is a simple result of human nature. My opinion. Simple...
The sounds of bags of chips opening, the smell of pizza, and the bright colors of jerseys only means one thing: game day. However, all of those preparations get more serious when it comes to the Super...
Mari Boyle, Cal Times Contributor
• February 5, 2016
On February 1, 2016 the Iowa voters spoke. With that, the primary presidential candidates fled from the state and on to the next stop, New Hampshire. The winners of the first vote were Ted Cruz on...
