The Misogyny Factor

By Annie Geng / May 4, 2017

Bill O’Reilly’s dismissal points to larger problems of sexism within journalism.

Speak of the Devil

By Jake Eberts / May 1, 2017

College Republicans’ invitation to Ann Coulter is a pointless publicity stunt.

A House Divided

By Soulet Ali / April 30, 2017

College Housing's well-intentioned plan to degender bathrooms might actually hinder inclusivity.

Casual, yet Coded, Conversations

By Dylan Stafford / April 30, 2017

Common words and phrases often reflect unconscious prejudices.

Au Revoir, Madame Le Pen

By Ashton Hashemipour / April 27, 2017

Marine Le Pen will not be the next president of France.

Uncommonly Fun

By Brian Dong / April 24, 2017

Student Government’s plan to dissolve the Uncommon Fund lacks common sense.

Taking the Next Step…or Else

By Andrew Nicotra Reilly / April 20, 2017

CPS’s new graduation requirements reflect an out-of-touch administration.

Taking the Next Step…or Else

By Andrew Nicotra Reilly / April 20, 2017

CPS’s new graduation requirements reflect an out-of-touch administration.

Phony Security Measures

By Natalie Denby / April 19, 2017

Transportation officials have no right to search through phones without a warrant.

Phony Security Measures

By Natalie Denby / April 19, 2017

Transportation officials have no right to search through phones without a warrant.

Sweet Home New Columbia?

By Fred Kardos / April 13, 2017

Now is not the right moment for D.C. to pursue statehood.

Co-opting the American Homosexual

By Jake Eberts / April 9, 2017

Despite the GOP's pandering, the LGBTQ+ community must resist Islamophobic appeals.