Equilibrium

Benjie Harthun | Spring 2025   Is death cruel and unusual? The constitutionality of the death penalty has been a highly contentious issue in the American legal system for most of the country’s history. The …

Ahmad Hazim bin Khairul | Spring 2025 Is a Small Country Scalable?  The world economy is approximately $106.17 trillion in size, with ASEAN (Southeastern  Asian Nations) contributing roughly $3.8 trillion, which is only 3.6% of …

Charlotte Vigy | Spring 2025   In 1996, a computer defeated a world chess champion for the first time. Now, computers seem to be beating humans in most everyday tasks. AI, what once seemed like …

Jessie Chen | Spring 2025   The “No Tax on Tips” proposal has gained considerable attention during the election. It was embraced by both presidential candidates, particularly as a strategy to win Nevada, a swing …

Valery Vayserberg | Spring 2025   One of the hottest topics on the minds of Americans is the budget deficit of the United States. In 2024, the deficit was a whopping $1.83 trillion, bringing the …

Brad Huseby | Spring 2025   Every four years, the world comes together to watch the Summer Olympics. While these games are a spectacle with flashy new stadiums, newly designed medals, and a captivating opening …

William Spahn | Spring 2025   What actually is a tariff? Millions of Americans asked themselves that same question in the runup to the 2024 Presidential election. In recent years, there has been much debate …

Brewster Hutchinson | Spring 2025   J-1 visas are temporary, nonimmigrant visas granted to international research scholars, students, professors, and laborers with the goal of promoting cultural exchange while simultaneously stimulating the American economy through …

Jonathan Minnis | Spring 2025   Few subjects have been given as much attention as the topic of Climate Change, in both scientific and colloquial discourse. Increasingly, climate change has become a definitive topic of …