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Hillary and the power of the pants

By Eliora Katz / April 27, 2015

Hillary shouldn’t have to wear pantsuits to be taken seriously.

By Maya Handa / April 16, 2015

RSO food costs are funded at the expense of more worthwhile and substantial events.

By Sophia Chen / April 13, 2015

If the life of the mind is to actively learn, then why does it leave so many of us feeling passive?

By Shae Omonijo / April 13, 2015

The anniversary of the Nigerian schoolgirl kidnapping reminds us to commit to providing education across the world.

By Lear Jiang / April 9, 2015

Analyzing religion does not mean just analyzing a holy text—it encompasses a number of societal factors that are often ignored.

By Nina Katemauswa / April 6, 2015

Online social activism creates a culture in which activists say exactly what their followers want to hear in order to gain fame.

By Ryan Manzuk / April 6, 2015

For a geophysical sciences major, rocks feel better with a little dirt under your fingernails.

By Eliora Katz / February 24, 2015

After falling in love with an entirely different country, Viewpoints columnist questions the life of the mind.

By Lear Jiang / February 17, 2015

Obama is right: monetary prospects shouldn’t have to be the main priority when considering the future.

By Liam Leddy / February 12, 2015

Viewpoints columnist Liam Leddy sits down with the editors of UChicago Crushes, the university’s most loved Facebook page.

By Liam Leddy / February 5, 2015

The Study Chicago Quarter shouldn’t be the only way for the University to encourage students to explore Chicago.

By Eliora Katz / February 3, 2015

When considering marriage, what’s wrong with thinking of settling down sooner rather than later?

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