Fair Play, Fair Pay

By Soulet Ali / October 31, 2016

By mishandling its finances, the University mistreats its students.

A Team Effort

By Jordan Karpin / October 27, 2016

The Cubs’ historic victory could have implications outside the realm of sports.

Leaving the Party Early

By Natalie Denby / October 24, 2016

Identifying with a specific political party doesn’t mean you have to support that party’s candidate at all costs.

A Purpose for Protest

By Ashvini Kartik-Narayan / October 24, 2016

The Westboro Baptist Church holds little influence in society, but we should still protest its hatred.

A Swede Deal

October 20, 2016

Nobel prize decisions are highly political and disproportionately benefit white men.

Troubling Security Agency

By Brian Dong / October 20, 2016

If the TSA is serious about public safety, then it needs to make some major changes

Nothing to Smile About

By Jasmine Wu / October 18, 2016

Expecting women to smile only perpetuates society's gender imbalances.

“Centrist” of Attention

By Fred Kardos / October 17, 2016

Under the guise of moderation, Gary Johnson's policies are dangerously radical.

Not Born This Way

By Brooke White / October 13, 2016

Identity sometimes means rejecting what you were born into

The Cult of Donald Trump

By Andrew Nicotra Reilly / October 10, 2016

Trump reflects his supporters: those who are hateful toward the country’s present and scared of its future

Know Thyself

By Jane Jun / October 6, 2016

Although emotionally daunting, genuine self-reflection is a crucial step to mental health recovery.

Make Political Discourse Great Again

By Natalie Denby / October 3, 2016

Overblown attacks from the Democratic Party over the years have allowed for Trump's rise.