Winfrey Wouldn’t Win

By Alexa Perlmutter / January 24, 2018

An Oprah presidential run would do little to excite potential millennial voters.

In Defense of Not Knowing

By Annie Geng / January 23, 2018

The end-goal of college can't simply be a career path, a job or money—in fact, sometimes it might be better to have no goal in sight at all.

Rape Culture and the #MeToo Movement

By Zahra Nasser / January 22, 2018

In order to challenge structures that facilitate sexual misconduct, we need to expand our understanding of consent.

For the Love of the Game?

By Lucas Du / January 18, 2018

Even for a longtime fan, it is hard to reckon with the harm football inflicts on its players.

Thinking of Ink

By Krishna Sunder / January 18, 2018

A columnist ruminates on a common class interaction, gone horribly wrong.

Service Starts at Home

By Kathleen Cui / January 15, 2018

The University’s commitment to community involvement does not extend to Hyde Park’s homeless population.

The Trump Administration, in Memoriam

By Fred Kardos and Katia Kukucka / January 11, 2018

Trump’s ever-changing array of advisors have provided America plenty of entertainment, but such chaos hardly bodes well for the future of our country.

The Urban-Rural Divide

By Natalie Denby / January 8, 2018

American colleges are often inaccessible to rural students.

The Hidden Hierarchy of Adjectives

By Meera Santhanam / December 2, 2017

Prefacing gender neutral titles with "female" perpetuates the notion that these roles are mostly just for men.

Sleepless on the South Side

By Alexa Perlmutter / November 28, 2017

UChicago students need to prioritize sleep in order to lead balanced lives.

An Open Letter to Dean Boyer

By Krishna Sunder / November 28, 2017

We need greater transparency and more effective use of the budget.

I’ve Been Dreaming of A Maroon Christmas

By Fred Kardos / November 20, 2017

Embracing the holiday spirt can help us maintain a sense of belonging.