A Waste: Engage Slate Is a Disgrace

By Matthew Pinna / April 20, 2021

On top of a tenure defined by infighting and inefficacy, screenshots show that Engage Slate wasted thousands.

Don’t Waste Your Time With Abolition; Hold Frats Accountable

By Matthew Pinna / April 9, 2021

Abolition of fraternities is a waste of time; instead, students must report frat leaders to the Disciplinary System for Disruptive Conduct to ensure that the perpetrators behind this outbreak understand that their actions have consequences.

No Coddling Here: The Thinker’s Careerism, at Everyone Else’s Expense

By Matthew Pinna / March 8, 2021

The Thinker does a disservice to campus conservatives.

Leaning Further Left Isn’t an Educational Framework

By Matthew Pinna / March 5, 2021

Contrary to Noah Tesfaye’s recent column, the IOP is not a bastion of conservative thought.

Leaving the Bubble

By Matthew Pinna / January 26, 2021

While at the University, students should develop a lasting, personal relationship with Chicago and the South Side.

#CareNotCops Has Pursued A Failing Strategy—Will They Turn It Around?

By Matthew Pinna / November 9, 2020

Student activists need to learn from their own history and center long-term community members.

Our Student Government System Has Wilted

By Matthew Pinna / May 12, 2020

It’s time for an overhaul of elections at UChicago, and we must consider houses as a viable electoral unit.

Free Speech Is Far From Thriving at UChicago

By Matthew Pinna / March 14, 2020

Contrary to what Jack Votava believes, the backlash against Evita Duffy’s whiteboard reveals something alarming about free speech on campus.