Echoes of Tirad Pass: Impact of the US’s Colonial Legacy in the Philippines on Current Philippine-American Relations

The United States's 20th-century colonial legacy in the Philippines continues to pose a threat to Philippine-American relations. This brief will cover the Philippines’ history as an American colony and its ramifications on current Philippine-American relations, particularly concerning military bases, Bangsamoro, and Philippine education.

Financial Education in California

Analyzing Inflation: An Evaluative Report on How Fiscal Spending Address U.S. Inflation

This brief analyzes inflation along with its vast number of solutions, including the revaluation of U.S. Fiscal Policies. Looking at previously tried policy in the U.S. and successful international examples, a more definite solution can be drawn for inflation.

Environmental Classism: Unveiling the Link between Urban Planning and Disease Spread in Impoverished Neighborhoods of the United States

From Classrooms to Communities: Building and Funding Civic Engagement in K-12 Schools

Civic Engagement has been in decline in the United States, and therefore it is important to build educational programs that teach students in K-12 schools how to become civically engaged. The United States now faces issues with governmental trust, a lack of understanding of the machinations of government among citizens, and general polarization.

Establishing a Limit on Federal Debt

The ideas of a debt ceiling hover in the reasoning explored in this research paper with the intention to create an argument that could be potentially an answer to the question of a debt ceiling effectiveness.

The Impact of Income Inequality on Long-Run Economic Growth

This essay will examine the impact of income inequality on long-run economic growth, drawing on economic theory and empirical analysis.

Why Modern Judicial Elections are Broken–and How to Fix Them

Explore the intricate history, issues, and potential policy solutions related to judicial elections in the United States. This comprehensive paper navigates the implications of partisanship, costs, and ideology in judicial elections, providing real-world case studies to highlight the importance of revamping our judicial selection process.

I Have A DREAM…Act

This capstone explores the DREAM Act and also shares how Dreamers are impacted by the act.