Passion trends

By Alex Aciman / April 10, 2009

Life at the U of C hinders, but ultimately harnesses and refines true interests.

Pillow Games

By Claire McNear / April 7, 2009

Mayor Daley has bigger things to worry about than Olympic committees and pillow fights.

Obama’s speech impediment

By Matt Barnum / April 7, 2009

Notre Dame students need a better reason for protesting their commencement speaker.

The justification for justice

By Nathan Bloom / April 7, 2009

Pro-Palestine arguments are based on incorrect assumptions about fairness.

Think we’ve got it bad? Princeton agrees

By Alex Aciman / April 3, 2009

A response to The Daily Princetonian’s 2000 assertion of misery at the U of C

Looking past community service

By Thalia Gigerenzer / April 3, 2009

U of C students should go beyond volunteering to fully understand our neighbors.

The wrong kind of counter-protest

By Henry Phillips / April 3, 2009

Irrational groups like Westboro Baptist Church thrive on attention and are best ignored

SJP allegations off the mark

By Spencer Burger / April 3, 2009

Aside from ignoring the legitimate grievances held by Jewish students about January 8’s Gaza event, accusations that CFI or Jewish groups are silencing debate through claims of anti-Semitism are utterly false and extremely disappointing.

Job insecurity

By Alice Hur / April 3, 2009

Students cling to the last safe haven they have: college

Uncommon place

By Claire McNear / March 10, 2009

U of C students seem unlikely ever to be normal, even as they slowly head that way.

Uncommon place

By Claire McNear / March 10, 2009

U of C students seem unlikely ever to be normal, even as they slowly head that way.

Taxing prosperity

By Jennifer Tanaka / March 10, 2009

Tax increases threaten Chicago’s urban revival—and the 2016 Olympic bid.