Opinions
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
Op-Eds
Biden’s victory changes nothing if we don’t change ourselves
On the off chance someone besides the editors of this paper are actually reading this, please: Think hard about what parts of your own mind would prefer a president who looks like Biden to a president who looks like Harris. Read More
Ed Observers
Neutrality is not a tool for change
There is only the persistence of the institution and those who dare to confront it. Read More
colorism
Becky with the good hair: Colorism and power in the Jewish community
I’m impatient with my community’s unwillingness to see just how many people are left behind in the rush to assimilate at all costs. Read More
COVID-19
Students’ complicated relationship with WiFi
Students often joke about renaming the University’s WiFi network from “UR_Connected” to “UR_Not_Connected,” and I’m beginning to understand why. Read More
dining halls
Why dining halls should give Meatless Mondays a shot
Forgoing meat is a conscious and thoughtful choice that people make because they think that easing the burden on our earth is more important than satisfying their taste buds. Read More
Editorial Boards
The Campus Times needs your help
We don’t even know what we don’t know. That’s where you come in. Read More
college
Higher education, goats, and me
I discovered that I really only wanted to do two things — to live a full, passionate life, and to make good art about it. Read More
activism
How student turnover halts campus activism
How are students supposed to change that when we’re graduating faster than the University can fire a single sexual harasser? Read More