Indifference of opinion

By Emma Thurber Stone / November 13, 2012

In the election echo chamber, quantity trumped originality.

Shop ’til you Add/Drop

By Tyler Lutz / November 13, 2012

Getting the most out of course selection isn’t just about careful bidding.

It’s not what you know

By Emily Wang / November 13, 2012

There needs to be greater respect for different kinds of knowledge in the Information Age.

Facing the elephant in the room

By Raghav Rao / November 9, 2012

The political culture at U of C and other colleges is forcing Republicans into hiding—and that’s not a good thing for anyone.

Mon dieu, Monsieur Président

By Maya Fraser / November 9, 2012

While Romney and Obama made for a tough choice stateside, the French were all of one mind.

A promising start

By Jane Huang / November 9, 2012

The University has the right idea with UChicago Promise, but its goals should be national.

Election 2012

By Viewpoints Columnists / November 6, 2012

With November 6 upon us, the Viewpoints columnists weigh in with the issues, big and small, on their minds this Election Day.

Disastrous mismanagement

By Anastasia Golovashkina / November 6, 2012

The contrasting responses to Hurricanes Katrina and Sandy show that Big Government is sometimes a big help.

Talking like first-years

By Eleanor Hyun / November 6, 2012

Academic bravado, pseudo-intellectualism of ‘That Kids’ stem from our high-stakes environment.

Change nobody can believe in

By Luke Brinker / November 6, 2012

There is only one thing that’s constant about Mitt Romney—his endless reinventions.

Natural male enhancement

By Ajay Batra / November 2, 2012

You know, guys, I’m turning 20 in a few months. And it’s scaring me—the thought of no longer being a teenager, specifically. The presumed stupidity of adolescence is a hell of a buffer to have surrounding your behavior. Think of all the times you’ve driven a golf cart through some hedges, or run across a...

Looking for stage directions

By Emma Thurber Stone / October 29, 2012

In Building Stories, Chris Ware issues warnings about fear, insecurity of early adulthood.