Who’s to Say?

By Soulet Ali / April 6, 2017

The University cherry-picks what it considers to be hate speech.

The Renter’s Dilemma

By Jasmine Wu / April 6, 2017

Annual rent increases in Hyde Park are inevitable, but possible to mitigate

Renovation or Gentrification?

April 3, 2017

Hyde Park is a vibrant, diverse neighborhood, and it should stay that way.

Intellectual Malpractice

By Dylan Stafford / April 3, 2017

UChicago’s penchant for philosophies of the past is unintellectual.

Let the Good Times Troll

By Brian Dong / March 30, 2017

Responding to trolls over social media only legitimizes them.

Righting Away Democracy

By Natalie Denby / March 29, 2017

Talking about policy as a matter of “rights” hurts the democratic process.

A Retort to the Kalven Report

By Soulet Ali / March 6, 2017

UChicago’s refusal to discuss divestment is inexcusable.

Political Theater

By Dylan Stafford / March 6, 2017

Praising his recent speech, the media has again fallen for Trump’s traps.

Tech’s Biggest Problem? Uber-Masculinity

By Jasmine Wu / March 2, 2017

Silicon Valley creates a toxic culture that devalues women.

“Reg”-ular Misery

By Fred Kardos / February 27, 2017

The Reg is a campus landmark, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be changed.

Living in La La Land

By Ashvini Kartik-Narayan / February 27, 2017

Moonlight may have won big at the Academy Awards, but La La Land’s problematic popularity merits more conversation.

Who’s the Real Bully?

By Andrew Nicotra Reilly / February 23, 2017

By siding with Yiannopoulos, Rachel Fulton Brown has taken a stance against the campus community.