Segregation Nation

By Dylan Stafford / January 26, 2017

We cannot continue to tacitly accept Chicago’s racial divide

Meme, Myself, & I

By Jasmine Wu / January 23, 2017

In the face of an uncertain world, memes have the power to unite us all.

“Safety” School

By Ashvini Kartik-Narayan / January 23, 2017

Discussions of the South Side’s perceived “safety” often miss the point.

A Brand Named Trump

By Fred Kardos / January 19, 2017

Chicago’s Trump Tower is proof that the president has no interest in separating his business from the presidency.

State of the Union

By Brian Dong / January 19, 2017

Government employees are overly protected from employer sanctions.

All the World’s a Stage

By Soulet Ali / January 12, 2017

Should actors be allowed to talk politics?

Trump Talk

By Andrew Nicotra Reilly / January 12, 2017

The President-elect uses speech that works to vilify and alienate minorities.

Trust Deficit

By Natalie Denby / January 9, 2017

Much of the American public has embraced a dangerous vision of government as hopelessly corrupt.

The Soviet (Re)Union

By Felipe Bomeny / January 5, 2017

With Trump as President, nothing will stop Putin from pursuing his imperial goals.

Ridin’ Into the Danger Zone

By Brian Dong / January 5, 2017

The U.S. Defense Department is wasting millions on fighter jets that are barely functional.

The Social Media Bubble

By Jasmine Wu / November 28, 2016

Facebook isn’t a neutral site to share a variety of viewpoints­—it’s more like an echo chamber.

The America We Must Fight For

By Dylan Stafford / November 23, 2016

We shouldn’t lose hope because Trump won—we should fight.