Opinions
2024 Presidential Election
Weighing in the war in Gaza for this year’s presidential election
What are each candidate’s views on the conflicts in the Middle East, and how will they be dealing with the issue when becoming president? Read More
2024 election
Why I’m voting yes to Prop. 1 (and you should too)
Many opponents to Prop. 1 claim it will allow for “illegal” immigrants to vote, for men to compete against little girls in sports, and even the legalization of pedophilia. These concerns are rooted in fear. Read More
2024 election
Notes by Nadia: My thoughts on the election
This is a man who wants to destroy our democracy, and I won’t listen to anyone who says otherwise. Read More
censorship
On demanding transparency in a time of censorship
Unfortunately, some at the University seem to believe they can restrict the scale of our coverage, the opinions of our editorials, and the access of our reporters. Read More
2024 election
Creating a climate of engagement and empowerment
Creating an engaged campus climate counters feelings of apathy with intellectual curiosity. Read More
2024 election
Letter to the Editor: Your vote. Your voice. Your role in shaping the future.
Vote for the big races, and vote for the small races — every election will impact the communities we live in. Read More
College Democrats
The children will not save us
The debate was no more well attended than last year, and no more inspiring. Read More
2024 election
The DeLorme Report: As a Rochesterian — I’m pissed, and I’m voting for a Republican
For this year's race in New York’s 25th Congressional District, Joe Morelle (D) has got to go. Gregg Sadwick (R) needs to be our next representative. Read More
bias
Putting through the patriarchy: The golf club bias exposed
And while some may argue that there’s no harm in women taking up the sport in an attempt to “keep up with the guys,” the very fact that such expectations even exist speaks volumes about the barriers we’re still expected to navigate. Read More
iran
The impact of campus activism that falls into misinformation: A Syrian’s perspective
When campus activists speak of Israel’s “senseless violence” or “systematic erasure,” they fail to recognize that Hezbollah itself has been a major contributor to this cycle of destruction. Read More
