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Political clubs go head-to-head at debate

Alixandra Wilens • April 3, 2018

A conglomerate of student political organizations participated in an open forum for discourse on the issues of gun control and prison reform on Wednesday, March 28 in the Plaza Room West of the David and Sondra S. Mack Student Center.

Opinion: What do #NeverTrump Republicans do now?

Gabriella Ciuffetelli • February 8, 2017

It’s been exactly three months since election night, when Donald Trump walked away with 304 electoral votes– making him set to become the 45th President of the United States. However,...

Hofstra Republicans reject support of Trump

Kimberly Donahue • October 25, 2016

The unprecedented volatility of the 2016 presidential election cycle has hit home for the Hofstra College Republicans, who have decided they will not endorse Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump...

The Party Line: Focus on pragmatism over ideology

Hofstra Chronicle • October 27, 2015

By Johannes SortoCONTRIBUTOR The millennial generation seems to be unique. We millennials view politics very differently than previous generations. This is the core reason why the Republican Party has...

Government shutdown sparks need for change

Hofstra Chronicle • October 12, 2013

By Victoria NeelyColumnist Since the first of October, the latest news around campus, our country and even the world has been the United States government shutdown. The shutdown is a result of an impossible...

Apartheid’s effect and the Republican vision

Letters to the Editor • September 13, 2012

By Grant SaffProfessor of Global Studies and Geography The agenda on display at the recent Republican Convention revived uncomfortable memories of my time living in apartheid South Africa in the 1960s...

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