Opinions
Guns
Lessons from the DPS gun decision: Listen to minority students
University President Joel Seligman’s decision to arm 42 Department of Public Safety (DPS) officers is a disappointing one. Read More
Sex and the CT
Updated: Damned either way
Editor's Note: Due to an editorial mistake, this story was published online on Oct. 24, 2016. The author had agreed to write only for the print edition of that issue. Read More
Op-Eds
Looking forward to fall break
And now, it’s time for us to embrace our fantastic and imminent fall break. Read More
Op-Eds
Fifty shades of grey: Liberation or continued oppression?
In response to those third-wave feminists who see any alternative discourse on sex as good discourse, I make the argument that sexual liberation would require women to imagine a new form of sexual interaction. Read More
Op-Eds
Professors’ politics not an issue, if students think critically
I am a firm believer in the right to challenge knowledge and the duty to be open to opposing ideology. Without challenge, without doubt, how can truth ever be revealed? Read More
Op-Eds
Lam Square’s all-gender restroom represents real progress
I am proud of our school for taking a step. Read More
Op-Eds
Your vote counts: don’t sit out the election
If you live in the U.S., chances are that for the past two years you’ve been bombarded by non-stop talk about the upcoming Presidential election. Read More
Editorial Boards
Cheers and jeers: Mel Weekend edition
Jeers to whichever students (or alumni!) stole the “R” from the gigantic M-E-L-I-O-R-A on the Eastman Quad. Read More
Ed Observers
Kim Kardashian deserves sympathy, not sarcasm
When you’re a woman who watches the news, tragedies cease to be surprising. Read More
Op-Eds
Clinton ascends into relatability
My relationship with Hillary Clinton is kind of like my relationship with my aunt. Read More
