Op-Eds
Op-Eds
Weighing a cure against a disease
The Zika virus is the most recent international health emergency, and has been the centerpiece of debate over the growing threat of epidemics. Read More
Op-Eds
On the death of Justice Scalia
No one, no matter how politically disengaged, could have possibly missed the last several days of talk regarding the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. Read More
Douglass
Don’t close Douglass and hold classes
Don’t give yourself such a terrible class schedule, don’t get the unlimited swipes plan, and never trust the Rochester weather. Read More
2016 Election
The case for Hillary
It’s obvious that Clinton is the most experienced and prepared candidate for the presidency in decades. Read More
2016 Election
The case for Bernie
As we draw closer to the 2016 Presidential election, political discourse is heating up throughout the nation. But something is different this time...the millennial generation is far more involved in the political process than previous generations were. Read More
Race
Town hall meetings fall short, we need rapid change
After protesting and listing demands it seems that the University has responded with their usual passing of responsibility. Read More
SOTU
At SOTU, Obama delivers hopeful message of conciliation
President Obama, in his last major address to the nation, reminded us of the importance of working together. It’s time we listen. Read More
SOTU
With address, Obama fails to mend division
President Obama’s speech reflected his need to defend his legacy as president, at a time when a large majority of Americans believe that the country is headed in the wrong direction. Read More
Op-Eds
It has to stop: pro-gun rhetoric is costing lives
It's a matter of national security. Read More
Op-Eds
UR Parking: Charge us more, please
Last week, Campus Times Photo Editor Parsa Lotfi repeated a common complaint among students (“Park It, UR,” Nov. 12, Opinions). Parking permits cost a lot, and parking tickets are annoying. Wouldn’t it be great if we paid less and got away with more? It does seem, intuitively, that $450 or $500 a semester is a […]
