Opinions

Sex & the CT: Long-distance relationships

All relationships take attention and effort, but long-distance ones demand a unique commitment from both parties.

Immigrants, we get the job done: “Hamilton” 10 years later

In an age of Sydney Sweeney jeans commercials with potential eugenicist themes, Big Beautiful Bills, and "Red Flag Alert for Genocide" designations, it feels almost scandalous hearing a largely POC cast sing about immigrant pride and women's independence.

UR Essentials: student aid or money grab?

From a business perspective, UR Essentials is a gold mine: funnel every student through the bookstore, guarantee revenue, and drive foot traffic for additional sales. But from a student’s perspective, it’s forced consumption with no added value.

Art, artist, and social consequences  

By paying for art, you are, no matter how involuntarily, supporting the artist, who profits from your purchase.

What do celebrities owe to the public sphere? 

Part of what makes us believe that celebrities should be using their voices, especially regarding humanitarian issues, is the seemingly disproportional power that they wield on the political stage.

The EPA’s 2009 Endangerment Finding: Why it exists, how it works, and what we lose if it’s rescinded

The Endangerment Finding let the EPA use tools it already had to manage existing risks.

The coverage of a campus newspaper

We cover these “smaller” events to keep the local news alive. No one else will cover these overshadowed events, so we make it our mission to.

No, political violence is not okay. Neither is misrepresenting the facts afterward.

Drawing a connection to the political leanings of Kirk’s killer, prior to discovering the suspect’s views, and a greater theme of leftist political violence is unfounded and inflammatory.

When did earth science become controversial?

It is essential that we fund the basics that make science work, like field labs, calibration, and long-term monitoring.

Electrical outlets and the American political stage, as observed by a recent Rochester immigrant

If a prominent politician of the American left wing is only considered “centre-left” by the rest of the world, then we can see that the U.S.’s political stage is distinctly skewed.