The Trump Administration, in Memoriam

By Fred Kardos and Katia Kukucka / January 11, 2018

Trump’s ever-changing array of advisors have provided America plenty of entertainment, but such chaos hardly bodes well for the future of our country.

I’ve Been Dreaming of A Maroon Christmas

By Fred Kardos / November 20, 2017

Embracing the holiday spirt can help us maintain a sense of belonging.

A New Normal: High-Fashion Crocs

By Fred Kardos / October 9, 2017

It’s time we learned to embrace our increasingly absurd world.

No More Secrets

By Fred Kardos / May 25, 2017

UChicago Secrets normalizes hate speech and serious mental illness.

Ex-Stream Entertainment

By Fred Kardos / May 11, 2017

Netflix exploits and distorts serious issues to create binge-worthy shows.

Sweet Home New Columbia?

By Fred Kardos / April 13, 2017

Now is not the right moment for D.C. to pursue statehood.

“Reg”-ular Misery

By Fred Kardos / February 27, 2017

The Reg is a campus landmark, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be changed.

A New Kalven Report

By Fred Kardos / February 6, 2017

Trump’s indefensible actions have propelled the university into the world of politics.

A Brand Named Trump

By Fred Kardos / January 19, 2017

Chicago’s Trump Tower is proof that the president has no interest in separating his business from the presidency.

The Time to Move Forward Is Mao

By Fred Kardos / November 3, 2016

RevCom has officially overstayed its welcome.

“Centrist” of Attention

By Fred Kardos / October 17, 2016

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