By just passing through, it’s incredibly easy to perceive the staff of a fast food restaurant as a single, mechanical mass of workers instead of as […]

During this thanksgiving season, it seems like there is a lot less to be thankful for in our world. Whether it be due to world national […]

In the wake of presidential elections, a familiar pattern emerges: parties out of power try to regain traction, and their slogans often say more than their […]

Younger people are finally voting, and they’re making a difference. Look at New York City Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani and his rise to fame using social media, […]

It was late afternoon, I was standing in my McDonald’s drive-thru window staring at a sky filled with peach, rose, and coral: cotton candy clouds dashed […]

The government shutdown was not something that just randomly happened. Our congress decided to not act on major bills, and even though many Republicans will say […]

My mother took Tylenol during the 8th month of her pregnancy because she had the flu. My father has traits of autism and ADHD, and though […]

President Trump and his administration disbanded the office of special education and rehabilitative services, which oversees special education services to schools across our nation, on Oct. […]

With The Leader’s fourth regular issue, I’m incredibly grateful for the staff we have formed and the tight bond between writers and editors that has ensued. […]

There are a lot of things going on in our world today and a lot of people have different emotions surrounding our current state of the […]

Walking around this campus I tend to think about why I continually give my tuition and extra money to Elmhurst University. Whether it be the lack […]

Elmhurst University has much to offer: strong academics, a tight-knit community, and a beautiful campus environment. Yet one thing many students notice upon arriving here is […]