I'm a student at Notre Dame, and I run this site along with a fantastic team of people. In my spare time, I love to play guitar or a pickup game, listen to music, or watch The Daily Show or Colbert Report. I'm a born-and-raised San Diegan, and the only place that measures up is my current home at ND. If you need to get in touch, feel free to shoot me an email at connor.toohill@nextgenjournal.com. Hope you like what you find here!
Sound Off: The Most Effective GOP President?
February 20, 2012
Of all the possible contenders for the GOP nomination- both established candidates, and people like Jeb Bush, Mitch Daniels, and Chris Christie- who is the most realistic President? And who would be most effective for millennials?
NGJ: What’s Changing, and Your Role In It
January 30, 2012
If you've spent time on NextGen Journal before, you may notice that things look a little bit different today. Our Tech team's been hard at work on some layout changes, and we're proud of those. But we're even more excited about the site-wide shifts that those changes represent.
Coming Soon: NGJ Interview with Jon Huntsman
October 6, 2011
In just a couple of weeks, we'll be kicking off our NGJ Candidate Interview series with an exclusive interview with GOP Presidential candidate Jon Huntsman- and we'll be asking him questions from college students nationwide.
Voices of Our Generation: What We Agree On
July 27, 2011
Although we all have our own ideological preferences, I do think the 'next generation' can largely agree about this: We're tired of our American future being sacrificed for the political futures of those in power. We're sick of empty rhetoric. We'd like for them to actually listen to 'the next generation'- our generation- when we tell them to get their act together.
Is There Value in Summer Service?
June 17, 2011
Why do college students go on service trips? It's not to change the world, or even to substantially alter our new communities. It's largely because we need some kind of exposure experience to completely understand our greatest problems- and to be motivated to act upon them.
Finally: A Real Debt Debate
April 5, 2011
Congressman Paul Ryan has stepped up to the plate. Many will call his budget proposal 'radical,' and they have a point: it includes huge changes to our social safety net. But now, it's President Obama's turn to offer a plan of his own.
