Ed Observers

BookTok is turning the publishing industry into fast fashion

Are publishers and authors publishing books too quickly to capitalize on hype, and does this hurt the quality of their writing?

On the burdens of student leadership

Student leadership is difficult. We should be aware of this before we decide to run. We need to take our jobs seriously.

Daddy dearest: a taxonomy of lifelong hurt

Living a life watching my father hurt me and my mother has made me think that women are born to suffer and we live to endure.

Hasan Minhaj and the credibility complex

At the end of the day, Minhaj is not a journalist — but to some, he is. His credibility as a source matters because he chooses to portray himself as such.

I’m just a girl (and it scares me)

With the fresh start of adulthood, it now feels okay to put the training wheels back on.

Respecting the earth we live on

We often forget to stop and take stock of what we are lucky to have here — both in terms of campus resources and the nature that surrounds us.

Acta, non verba

You bring the University value and add the dollar signs to the piece of paper they sell to thousands of families every year. Without you, this school is worthless. 

Rochester is not a dying city

A city cannot be dying if there are so many people who are pumping it with life.

Confessions from a Workday enjoyer

Workday is my sport and I am winning so goddamn hard.

The best routine is the one you stick to

But even as we run from our past selves, we fall short once we realize the finish line is beyond years away, and our rushed pace is nothing but a one-way ticket to burnout.