Opinions
ableism
An open letter to openers, closers, and people with keys
Rerouting around these locked doors over the past few weeks has me thinking about the way physically disabled students go about their days. Read More
consent
Consent is simple, actually
The laws have changed and the social norms are changing, but the reality of what constitutes a consensual sexual encounter has not changed. Read More
accents
Everyone you know has an accent
The right question to ask is, “What particular accent does the person have?” Read More
academics
Winter and summer sessions can’t just go on, business as usual
UR has chosen to allow expensive tuition to be a barrier, making winter session practically irrelevant for students on any sort of financial aid. Read More
Op-Eds
The blue table
As silly as it may seem, it felt like at that table, COVID-19 didn’t exist. Read More
Op-Eds
Gossip isn’t just petty — it’s harmful
I don’t want to flee from intimacy into the shallow interactions that result from endless “girl talk” about my relationships, in place of living them. Read More
Ed Observers
How the Campus Times did this fall
We’re tasked with keeping the people in power at our University accountable, but you, our readers (the few that there are), have to keep us accountable, too. Read More
Ed Observers
Arguing is not a love language
People need to recognize the difference between challenging their partner and simply being incompatible. Read More
Op-Eds
Why we play
The two or three one-hour practices a week that I have with my team have been one of the few bright spots of this fall semester, and have helped me pull through mentally strenuous times. Read More
