May 2, 2025 - 17:45
In a spirited exchange that reflected deep political divides, Northwestern University's College Democrats and College Republicans engaged in a lively debate in Harris Hall on Thursday evening. This event marked the second annual BridgeUSA debate, showcasing the contrasting perspectives of the two groups on key national issues.
Weinberg sophomore Henry Fleck took on the role of moderator, guiding the discussion through three primary topics: education, trade, and immigration. Each side presented its arguments passionately, emphasizing their party's stance while also engaging in respectful dialogue.
The debate underscored the significance of civil discourse in today's polarized political climate, with participants striving to articulate their viewpoints while remaining open to opposing ideas. Attendees were treated to a thought-provoking exchange that not only highlighted the differences between the two parties but also demonstrated the importance of understanding diverse perspectives.
As the evening concluded, it was clear that while opinions may differ, the commitment to constructive conversation remains a shared value among students at Northwestern.
