Personality Before Politics

By Brian Dong / November 21, 2016

People of different political ideologies can still find common ground.

Culture Shock

By Andrew Nicotra Reilly / November 21, 2016

The surprise of the election’s outcome is partly due to our society’s flawed understanding of identity politics.

The Art of the Deal?

By Jasmine Wu / November 17, 2016

The economy has improved since Trump was elected—but that may not mean anything

Not-So-United States of America

By Soulet Ali / November 17, 2016

A rise in hate crimes shows that Trump has completely lost control of his supporters

Read It and Weep

By Natalie Denby / November 14, 2016

Even with pleasure reading on the decline, we cannot forget the immeasurable benefits of literature.

What Does It All Meme?

By Ashvini Kartik-Narayan / November 10, 2016

Internet memes actually give us essential insight into the American electorate.

Roses in a Thorn Bush

By Jordan Karpin / November 10, 2016

Post-election, we should focus on the positive

Baseball’s Other Curse

By Felipe Bomeny / November 8, 2016

While the Indians lost the World Series, Native Americans continue to lose much more.

The America I Know

By Dylan Stafford / November 8, 2016

With one candidate challenging longheld American values, this election is uniquely crucial.

Beyond Wrigley Field

By Brooke White / November 8, 2016

The Cubs’ win is to be shared amongst casual and diehard fans alike.

The Time to Move Forward Is Mao

By Fred Kardos / November 3, 2016

RevCom has officially overstayed its welcome.

Identity Theft

By Andrew Nicotra Reilly / October 31, 2016

Trump’s vision of whiteness only perpetuates an exclusionary view of America.