Opinions

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. Read More

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. Read More

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. Read More

The DeLorme report: We must end political violence

The shooting of Charlie Kirk is a crucial moment in this country's recent history; a moment in which we can define who we are as Americans.  Read More

Campus Brat: Care and keeping of faculty kids

The faculty child is no ordinary child-stranger. I would know. I once stood in their tiny light-up Sketchers. Read More

Are you too “woke” for Trump’s new budget?

President Trump's direction for our tax-dollars isn’t one that invests in America’s true strength: its people. Read More

The problem with standardized testing

Let’s not forget that the working world largely does not function like an exam — so why should we  let a student's overall success be based on how they perform on tests? Read More

Why communism doesn’t work

Humans are hardwired to value the things that they worked for, and very few people will willingly give the things that they worked for to someone else. Read More

The trap of small talk, as observed by a recent Rochester immigrant

It is undoubted that someone will begin to tell you about their terrible and psychologically damaging childhood, or the death of their beloved so-and-so. Read More

On the responsibility of advertising

We cannot responsibly serve our audience while acting as a mouthpiece for something that has the potential to cause our readers harm. Read More