Sept. 11 Generations Apart: What Happens When It’s No Longer a Living Memory? Posted on September 27, 2026October 5, 2026 by Aidan Dorr, Isabelle Doyle, Piper Harried, Brianna Pettineo, Cody Sanchez, Faiz Sajjad, Josie Quirke, Bailey Stephenson and Levi Jelinski Fear. Scared. Emotional, strong words still come from the mouths of the people for whom 9/11 is a living memory, even 25 years later. They also remember a country united, at first, and what came later, controversial wars and more security. But how do people who weren’t born yet experience the anniversary? Differently, as it […]
‘I think people should speak up, especially those with privilege and with mass followings.’ Posted on April 7, 2026April 7, 2026 by Isabelle Doyle Marie Miller, 19, is a second-year student at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, born in Cottage Grove, Wisconsin. She is passionate about politics and what is going on in the world today. Miller has gained a lot of perspective especially on ICE in the U.S. over the past couple months. Isabelle Doyle: What are your thoughts […]