Op-Eds

Trump’s twittersphere

President Trump needs to change the way he addresses his Twitter and in turn the public now that he is the POTUS. Read More

Standing with Standing Rock

Standing Rock signifies much more than just a protest against the Dakota Access Pipeline. Read More

Mind the science gap

Thoughts on the decline of science literacy in America, and what the scientific community can do about it. Read More

A shocking but expected week with President Trump

It’s clear that there isn’t really a difference between candidate Trump and 45th President of the United States Trump. Read More

Regarding last Monday’s Senate meeting

In essence, the SA Constitution prohibits discrimination based on a variety of factors, notably, in this conversation, gender identity and gender expression. Read More

A reflection on Greek life, 3 years later

You are told to be yourself, but in the end, you are reduced to a score. Read More

A letter from the University of Rochester community

We, the undersigned faculty and staff at the University of Rochester, are united against intimidation, violence, and bigotry. Read More

“Embrace the suck” in winter, and life

Even when the weather gets bad (which it will—we all know Rochester’s snow is just waiting to wreak havoc), find new ways to appreciate your environment. Read More

Avoid the echo chambers surrounding Palestinian Awareness Month

Rather, we are asking for holistic support that allows Jewish and Muslim students alike to express their opinions throughout Palestinian Awareness Month. Read More

Recognizing a rise in Bias-Related Incidents

Over the past week, the College has experienced a large increase in the number of Bias-Related Incidents reported through the CARE system. Read More