The College Voter

Kymberly Bays is a correspondent and contributer for The College Voter from Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The Hip Hop Summit Action Network hosted Turn Up The Vote: National Youth Hip-Hop Summit today at the Liacouras Center in North Philadelphia.

Between Wu-tanging and doing the Soulja Boi, the semi-large audience (well-short of their 10,000 goal) was […]

We were raking through student newspapers in our April 20th daze and we found a silly little piece of student-journalism filler on how college voter music tastes differ across party lines. Basically, the article is pointing at generalizations: Republicans listen to classic rock, while Democrats listen to alternative rock/indie music. Lots of musical styles are […]

Ho. Ho. Ho. Tis the time of year for basketball.
The other night, we got a chance to see the Phoenix Suns dominate the Philadelphia 76ers from row 8 in an exciting NBA game. Even though we are located on the East Coast, we’re still totally pulling for a Suns turnaround them in the Finals this […]

The College Voter enjoys coffee. We are pretty sure it has become somewhat of a vital fluid for our bodies to function. We estimate our coffee consumption to be somewhere around the same as a detective on Law and Order.
Thus, we found the following NPR story extremely interesting. Since it was produced by NPR, it’s […]

Here at The College Voter, we decided to go out tonight rather then watching Sweet Sixteen games. In fact, we just got finished attending a rally with Former President Bill Clinton. We were denied press passes, but that’s okay! Someday we’ll be considered legit.
He talked to the Penn State crowd about all the excitement and […]