Op-Eds

Littering is a global problem, and here’s what you can do to help

The change can start with you, and it’s only one step away. Read More

The value of op-eds: Interpretation, not gospel

Op-eds matter when they are honest about their limitations and point to evidence, rather than replace it. Read More

Are film and literature playing into the rise of American political violence?

When tackling a problem as complex and deep-rooted as political violence, we must understand all the factors at play.  Read More

How to survive talking science with your family this holiday

Are you dreading the moment when your crazy uncle brings up climate change at dinner? You are not alone. Read More

On Hillside and its “What are you gonna do about it” prices…

We aren’t attendees at a stadium game or passengers killing time before a flight. We are students who need to eat, with no other options. Read More

H-1B visas: another way Trump’s policies don’t make sense

Experienced economics have determined that immigrants actually boost the economy and have a generally positive effect on American-born citizens’ place in the job market. Read More

A shortcut on climate science is a dead end

Climate policy will always involve cost tradeoffs. However, we should not tilt the scale by ignoring evidence or skipping review. Read More

Eastman should not be on the back burner

While we respect the University’s scientific achievements, we have always seen ourselves as Eastman students first. Read More

Mamdani: restarting the heart of the Democratic Party

Zohran Mamdani is the defibrillator that the party needs in order to fight against the MAGA movement in 2028. Read More

What we find when we slow down: A case for modern art

What you see isn’t a tree or a face, it isn’t a story with a beginning and an end. It is a field of seeing where you are invited to dwell. The color is restrained, the form minimal, yet the work becomes existing — a sort of presence in stillness. Read More