Opinions
graduation
Time unfortunately still a circle
Ever since the invention of the wheel, humanity’s been blessed with one terrible curse: the realization that all things are, in fact, cyclical. Read More
Dinner for Peace
Dinner for Peace was an unconventional way of protesting for Palestine
The dinner showcased aspects of Palestinian culture. It was a unique way of protesting against the genocide, against the Israeli occupation, against the university’s involvement with the genocide. Read More
internship
Notes by Nadia: The myth of summer vacation
Summer vacation is no longer a vacation. Read More
criticism
Israel Week promotes nationalism within our Jewish life on campus
The purpose and effect of hosting an “Israel Week” is to distract from and distort the historical and contemporary realities of Israeli occupation and apartheid. Read More
Debate
Banality in Search of Evil: The College Democrats and Republicans Debate
Far from a debate, it felt like I was witnessing a show trial. Read More
first impressions
Making first impressions: Don’t get stuck in your head
Perhaps the only way to prevent yourself from sinking into that ocean of once-seen faces, to light a rescue beacon before it’s too late, is to do something remarkable. Read More
culture
Notes by Nadia: What’s wrong with being a fan?
I wish that people would just mind their business and stop acting like being a fan of an artist is “weird.” Read More
art
Art and creativity are in everything we do
Art is integrated into almost everything we do, whether we know it or not, influencing the ways in which we go about our day. Read More
solar eclipse
Looking beyond the scope of campus: what we should do with our eclipse glasses
Receiving glasses for free was a privilege that not everyone in the path of totality had. Read More
Op-Eds
Before criticizing performative activism, ask what you are doing to help
What’s come about from the widespread connectivity of the online world is a form of activism that centers around reshares and reposts. Read More
