By Grant Stoler with Christian Branch, Brandon Fessey, Matthew Proctor, and Caitlin Richards Nearly half of William Peace University students plan to vote for Hillary Clinton in the upcoming presidential election, according to an informal poll, though many students on…
Politics
By Peace Times Staff With the presidential election dominating the fall semester, students from both multimedia editing and campaigns and elections classes collaborated to create campaign ads. This process was done in order to give students in both classes an…
By Peace Times Staff A group of Peace students have laid out their arguments in favor of their preferred candidates. Read their take and let us know what you think about the upcoming election. Christian Brans experience inch and Valerie…
By Quinton D. Howard Image Courtesy of WhiteHouse.gov If the two front-runners of both the Democratic and Republican parties win the nominations, America is on a collision course for one of the most polarizing presidential elections in this nation’s history….
By Christian Branch and Valerie Sciacca The 2016 presidential race is heating up and voters are debating which candidate will be the best 45th president of the United States of America. The Democratic Party has chosen Hillary Clinton as their…
By Cullen Cicotte and Tyler Klinedinst The face of the Republican party in the 2016 election is none other than Donald Trump. A self made billionaire, Trump has been in the public eye for many years as a determined businessman…
By Peace Times Staff VOTE, VOTE, VOTE. You’re an adult and soon to be contributing member of society. Flex your new-found adulthood by voting in the 2016 primary elections. You might be asking: “Where do I start?” Here’s what you…
By Peace Times Staff Students must register by Feb. 19 in order to vote in the presidential primaries on March 15. Here’s what you need to know: Student looking to register to vote may do so online here. For paper…
By Rebekah Malkin The primary election is fast approaching for North Carolina and it’s time to ask as students what are each of the candidates individual plans to approach the student debt crisis. Forbes estimates that there is nationally around…
By Quinton D. Howard Image Courtesy of WhiteHouse.gov The Republican Primary has been capturing all of the attention with multiple high-profile candidates. However, there is another primary progressing on the other side of the political spectrum. The first debate between…

