Op-Eds
fashion
You can still wear your skinny jeans
With trends moving at breakneck speed, we’re buying more clothes and wearing them for less time. But do we even have to follow trends? Read More
perfection
The ugliness of achieving perfection
Perfection is something we can’t live without and can’t live with. Perfection isn’t real, but we keep striving to reach it. Read More
college
What I’ve lost and what I’ve become
If you could visit your first-year self — whether that was a few months ago, or a few years — would you recognize each other? Read More
Dining
Bring back Grubhub
Food poisoning. 20-minute lines. No available tables. These have been the realities of dining options at UR both this and last semester. Read More
Obituaries
In Memoriam: Miguel Rodriguez
After the news of former Sports Editor Miguel Rodriguez’s passing, the Campus Times received multiple submissions from his former co-editors in his memory. Read More
love
Learning to love love
Ah, Valentine’s Day — where the sickeningly sweet smell of chocolate fills the air, and it seems like you can’t even turn a corner without seeing some egregious display of love. Read More
competition
Raised for success: the toxicity of being the best, all the time
Maybe we focus more on the few failures because they're outliers. Or maybe people want to see them fail because they can’t fathom their success. Read More
identity
Call me by my name
I hate that my name has to become a thing the first time I meet someone. Read More
identity
The infinite supermarket of labels
Nowadays, there is a special term for almost everything under the sun. Read More
affirmative action
Why affirmative action is beyond pity points
My best friend in high school was Brown, queer, and a woman in STEM. And she made sure everyone knew it. Especially college admissions officers. Read More
