By Shalin Bhatia In the United States, health disparities contribute significantly to economic inequality and mortality rates. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, low socioeconomic status is positively correlated with an increased risk of developing and dying from cardiovascular diseases. The correlation exists in terms of mental health, too; low levels of […]

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By Owen Miller Since Russia’s forceful annexation of Crimea and the advent of the Russo-Ukrainian War in 2014, Western powers have been continuously sanctioning Russian goods and finances. When Russian forces directly invaded Ukraine in a major escalation in 2022, Western governments promised economic sanctions that would cripple the Russian economy. Many government officials called […]

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By Ava Karthikeyan Introduction  When Charli XCX’s “Brat” became the defining album of the summer, the popularity of other similar fast-paced electronic music rose alongside it. Albums such as Chappell Roan’s “Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess” and singles by Katy Perry and Kesha signified a shift towards upbeat dance music.   Characterized by electronic […]

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By Alina Lee This summer, Georgia Tech students watched with curiosity as their familiar classroom buildings were retrofitted into elaborate movie sets. Students speculated that production for  “Captain America: Brave New World”, which is set to release in February 2025 and was reportedly being shot in Atlanta, had come to campus. While the film’s identity […]

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By Dhanesh Amin Donald Trump’s second term as president will bring a new set of economic policies aimed to address concerns about rising costs, job creation, and the state of American industry. His plan includes sweeping changes across trade, taxation, labor markets, energy, housing, and financial regulation. Here’s a look at what Trump’s administration is […]

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