Youth Vote 2024
Young voters have serious concerns about the future of the country. The two leading candidates are older than their grandparents,Continue Reading
Category: Voting 2024
Reproductive Rights on the Ballot: State Initiatives Post Dobbs are Driving Voters to the Polls | Lorena Sula
On July 3, 2024, Arizona voters delivered signatures to put abortion access on the November ballot. Arizona for Abortion Access,Continue Reading
The Earth Vote: Climate Disasters and Political Gridlock | Alexis Fahey
On September 26, Western North Carolina was hit with the deadliest tropical storm in the state’s history. A 100-year eventContinue Reading
Ready to Work: College Graduates Find Varied Opportunity in the CT Job Market | Jack Grimord
On a Tuesday in mid-October, the atrium of Willard-DiLoreto Hall at Central Connecticut State University is full of aspiring accountants.Continue Reading
Healthcare Disruptors: Community Health Center’s Uphill Battle to Provide Accessible and Affordable Healthcare | Samantha Barrows
The Community Health Center (CHC) of New Britain is filled with the sound of typing, children’s laughter, soft chattering ofContinue Reading
The Party Line: An Interview with Democratic Committee Member Marti Carlson: The Last in our Six-Part Voting Series
Over the course of the past few weeks, Blue Muse has published several articles laying out the concerns of GenContinue Reading
Tug-of-a-Fiscal-War: Fifth In Our Six-Part Series
Youth voters are facing a bleak future if America continues its downward spiral into civic and financial bankruptcy. Crippling debtContinue Reading
Choosing Between The Lesser of Two Evils: Fourth in Our Six-Part Series
In just eight short months, the rematch the nation is dreading is set to throw down. President Joe Biden facesContinue Reading
Older, Not Necessarily Wiser: Third in Our Six-Part Series
This is the third feature in our series: Youth Vote 2024. Again, we take the political pulse of first timeContinue Reading
Student Pride: Second in Our Six-Part Series
In the wake of violence targeted toward transgender and queer students, their voices are more important than ever as politiciansContinue Reading
Student Impact: First in Our Six-Part Series
In the 2022 midterm elections, the Democrats rode a youth wave to victory. A near-historic number of youth voters exercisedContinue Reading