Author Stella Henry

Two weeks ago, much of American life came to a screeching halt in the wake of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Large gatherings including parades and festivals, along with sports tournaments were...

This past Tuesday, Feb. 25, Fairfield University hosted an Open Visions Forum moderated by art history professor Philip Eliasoph, Ph. D., and biology professor Ashley Byun, Ph. D., featuring Richard Wiese, a...

It has by now become apparent that President Donald J. Trump holds an iron grip on the Republican Party. That said, in the wake of his impeachment by the House of Representatives, many held out hope that there...

No matter where you sit on the ideological spectrum, it’s hard not to acknowledge that it can’t be easy to be transgender– that is, be a biological female that identifies as a man or vice versa. From the...

The thought of a world where pictures, documents and other materials are edited by the government or those in power may seem like something out of the novel “1984,” but sadly it appears that it is starting...

Halloween is over, and in the United States, that means one thing: the holiday shopping season is underway. It will officially begin on Black Friday, which is only 24 hours after Thanksgiving, the day where...

       For how advanced our society supposedly is, we sure seem to engage in a lot of customs and practices that, at face value, make very little sense, even if they might have made sense long ago. One...

It was New Year’s Eve when I saw the online advertisement announcing that Senator Elizabeth Warren was launching an exploratory committee for president. Being a fan of Warren, at first, I was elated....

In the wake of the 2015 Supreme Court decision legalizing same-sex marriage in all 50 states, as well as opinion polls from the Pew Research Center showing that a higher percentage of the public than ever...