As a faculty member, I would like to respond to some mischaracterizations of campus life, and faculty relations in particular, that I noticed in a Campus story last week’s.
I find that the latest trend in fashion is that of social justice.
It didn’t feel like the country of Cameroon, situated between West and Central Africa, had just elected the same president, Paul Biya, for the seventh time, after having lived under his power for 36 years.
Before considering how Democrats should deal with courts in the Trump era, it is worth asking: how did we get here?
I voted for Christine Hallquist last week based on 16 years of experience working in the statehouse.
During these events we found ourselves wondering: what does it mean to have “Panther pride?”
In September, a senior Trump administration official wrote an anonymous op-ed for The New York Times that condemned the president’s unstable behavior. The essay assured the American public that “adults in the room” were checking Trump’s belligerency and protecting our institutions. Shockingly, ...
This isn’t just a question of recognizing the abuses and dehumanization that our ancestors committed, although that would be a step in the right direction.
We’re excited to announce the creation of a new tipline on our website, that allows readers to anonymously suggest stories for us to look into.
We have the power to swing every single election in this country, but only if we come out to vote.
The information that CPCs provide is biased, ill-informed, and designed to intimidate women who may be considering abortion.
I did not realize that I would be learning every second of my time abroad.
Updates from SGA: 1. On Friday, Nov. 2 in Wilson Hall, David Provost will be presenting on the following topics: 1) Report on 2018 financials 2) Report on five-year Financial Sustainability Model 3) Workforce Planning — What is it? At the end of the event, there will be time for open dialogue ...
We, the undersigned, write to request that the college restore the book ordering function to the campus store.
“The Origin of Others” deals with the very issues that we as an institution must continue to grapple with.
Migration is connected to the histories of slavery, racism and genocide. It is also connected to scientific innovation and the quest for equality.
It is hard enough to be abroad and immersed in a completely different culture — to be around people completely unaware of something that means the world to you is crippling.
If there is one thing I remember from Professor Sommers’ 100-level microeconomics class, it’s that monopolies are not good for the consumer.
There are simple solutions that can reduce the stress and difficulty associated with course registration.