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How celebrity endorsement and youth activism could translate to Gen Z votes

How celebrity endorsement and youth activism could translate to Gen Z votes

CIM Digital November 2, 2020

Photo Courtesy of The New Daily Story by Ashley Barrientos/Contributing Writer “We are Gen-Z—born into tragedy and movements and protests,” said the director for March for Our Lives, a movement...

a screenshot of the front page of Sidelines' COVID-19 print edition, showing Hanan Beyenne in Japan, and a chart of COVID-19 numbers,

Sidelines COVID-19 “Print” edition

Hello readers! With how crazy this semester has been, we at Sidelines were unable to provide you with your normal print editions: so we've come together with this semester's final "print" edition as a...

Illustration courtesy of Angele Latham/ MTSU Sidelines

Choices, choices, choices: Des Moines voters making up their minds

Sidelines November 4, 2019

By Christyn Allen and Savannah Meade/ Seigenthaler News Service Christyn Allen and Savannah Meadewere two of six MTSU journalism students who spent four days in Iowa covering the Iowa caucus system. Funding...

U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont makes his point to a crowd of mostly young voters at an event held Nov. 2 at Drake University in Des Moines. (Christyn Allen/ Siegenthaler Center)

Search for young voters begins in Iowa

Sidelines November 4, 2019

By Zoë Haggard/ Seigenthaler News Service Zoe Haggard was one of six MTSU journalism students who spent four days in Iowa covering the Iowa caucus system. Funding was provided by the Seigenthaler Center...

A bright mural painted by local high school art students welcomes visitors to Newton, Iowa, home to about 16,000. A number of Democratic presidential contenders have made a point of campaigning in the town.  (Sabrina Washington/ Siegenthaler Center)

Coffee houses, corn fields and caucuses draw candidates to town that made Maytag a household name

Sidelines November 4, 2019

By Tayla Courage and Sabrina Washington/ Seigenthaler News Service Tayla Courage and Sabrina Washington were two of six MTSU journalism students who spent four days in Iowa covering the Iowa caucus system....

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