What it means to be pro-Israel

By Daniela Tolchinsky / November 26, 2013

President and CEO of Hillel seems to misunderstand stance.

Of lips and sealants

By Jake Bittle / November 26, 2013

Katz’s new article confuses criticism with censure.

Making bank

By David Grossman / November 22, 2013

Long-term reforms that European Central Bank implemented recently focus on building lender confidence—at a cost.

Double standards are unacceptable

By Ben Chametzky / November 22, 2013

Member of the Coalition for Equitable Policing responds to last week’s UCPD Leadership Conversation.

Sorry I’m not sorry: In defense of viewpoints

By Eliora Katz / November 22, 2013

A truly liberal stance allows for the expression of all perspectives, even conservative ones.

Fifty years later, “ask what you can do”

By Patrick Reilly / November 22, 2013

John F. Kennedy’s legacy should extend beyond his assassination.

The write way

By Grace Koh / November 19, 2013

Writing is a process that demands honesty and authenticity, not ostentatious language and imagery.

Marriage is only the beginning

By Kris Rosentel / November 19, 2013

Mainstream LGBTQ movement overlooks other important issues in emphasizing marriage equality.

Let me choose to seal my lips

By Haleigh Miller / November 19, 2013

Katz’s article veers close to imparting judgment that she herself fears.

With great power (continued): Superman and the Leviathan

By Ken Jung / November 15, 2013

Both superheroes and political philosophers have struggled with the just use of power.

243rd place…but “curious, analytical, and engaged”

By Patrick Reilly / November 15, 2013

While by some metrics UChicago does not give students the best bang for their buck, “life of the mind” still holds value.

Getting house cultured

By Ellen Wiese / November 12, 2013

Students in housing lose a valuable resource when upperclassmen move off campus.