Opinions
Beirut
Beirut: A glory made from ashes
Beirut, the city that was once hailed as the Paris of the Middle East, snuffed out like a candle flame. Read More
COVID-19
Vaccine trials and tribulations: The questions that really matter
The biggest threat to the health and safety of the public right now is bureaucracy. Read More
COVID-19
A letter from the Editor
So why do we do this? Why bother adding our amateur-hour content to the information overload? Because it's fun to care. Read More
all lives matter
All Lives Matter excludes those who need it most
In the United States, uplifting “all” too often means prioritizing white uplift. Read More
american politics
A country of compromise
Debating and compromising over the value and autonomy of black bodies on the Senate floor is a well-established tradition of the U.S. government — a tradition which fearlessly and unabashedly screams to black America, “We do not believe in your humanity.” Read More
black lives matter
Blue lives don’t exist
If you want to monopolize violence, then you should be willing to be its first victim. But most cops aren’t. Read More
black lives matter
Vandal with care: the right reasons for destruction
Random looting, especially by white so-called allies, especially of independent, often minority-owned businesses, is not direct action. Read More
Op-Eds
Reflecting on a college career cut short
Now, knowing everything I do, I’d go back in a heartbeat to that cramped Sue B. dorm, even with the occasional cockroach in the shower. Read More
Op-Eds
A reconsidered criticism of UR Student
UR Student appears to be a capable site that needs to be made more userfriendly for a whole list of reasons. Read More
Ed Observers
Farewell transmission
Why is it all ending this way? Partly because of the unavoidable chaos of disease, and partly because of the inevitable march of time. Read More
