Woe is We

By Ashton Hashemipour / November 2, 2017

There are ways to avoid UChicago’s pervasive culture of misery.

Looking Beyond Free Speech

By Krishna Sunder / October 30, 2017

Giving too much importance to the issue of free speech diverts attention from more urgent political issues.

Crying Over Spilled Milk (and Honey)

By Kathleen Cui / October 30, 2017

The Rupi Kaur meme trend disparages a voice that stands up for women.

Free Speech, Closed Doors

By Zahra Nasser / October 30, 2017

UChicago needs to incorporate student voices into its discussion of free speech.

Board of Distrustees

By Soulet Ali / October 23, 2017

The University’s administrative functions are obscured by a veil of ambiguity.

Separation of School and State

By Aaron Katsimpalis / October 23, 2017

UChicago is often hypocritical in its attempts to foster free speech and discussion.

Out of Control

By Annie Geng / October 21, 2017

The Trump administration's moves to restrict birth control reflect a broader cultural ambivalence to the needs of women.

Population Stagnation

By Natalie Denby / October 19, 2017

Population patterns paint a troubling picture of segregation and instability in Chicago

War, Peace, and Soviet Strikes

By Dylan Stafford / October 19, 2017

As our political climate changes dramatically, we need to broaden our understanding of war itself

Sons of the Gun

By Ashton Hashemipour / October 12, 2017

Mass shooters are creations of our toxic society, not “terrorists” distinct from us.

Core Values

By Henry Saroyan / October 12, 2017

Embracing the philosophy of the Core is a solution to our especially amoral political moment.

A New Normal: High-Fashion Crocs

By Fred Kardos / October 9, 2017

It’s time we learned to embrace our increasingly absurd world.