Beau Bruneau

The protests involving Hong Kong have people talking. As with most issues, people have differing opinions, but what if China as a whole differs from your opinion?

Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman recently changed some of the visa rules within the country. The new regulations now ease the restrictions on nonreligious tourists, specifically regarding women and married couples.

Today, China is still trying to tighten its grip over the small port state. Multiple protests and riots have broken out over a new extradition law, now suspended, put in place by China. This law would allow criminals to be sent to mainland China to be tried.

Staff writer Beau Bruneau talks about the implications of an international law regarding abortion.

Staff writer Beau Bruneau digs into the problems involving NFL wide reciever Antonio Brown.

Activision Blizzard brings back a beloved online game in an age where high-definition graphics and linear play-throughs are topping the charts. 

For many people, April Fool’s Day is a moment of laughter and pranks. Many were pranked this year, but is it as lighthearted as some would portray it? 

Staff writer Beau Bruneau discusses his personal definition of the word "soldier" in this voices piece.

Staff writer Beau Bruneau breaks down the definitions of the two parties in this voices piece.

 Walmart, for over 30 years, has greeted us with a warm-hearted person at the door. Now, Walmart has announced their greeters will no longer be stationed at the door, but rather around the store to answer questions and help customers.