Fiction is universal. The Hugo awards discredit humanity by self-censoring. Free and fair selection of a fantasy and science fiction prize isn’t a political argument. Jessica Ye March 5, 2024
A ceasefire in Gaza will protect Israel more than destroying Hamas For Israel, losing its moral compass in the eyes of the west — and especially American youth — is existential. Jessica Ye November 21, 2023
College Park will lose its charm if development comes at the expense of residents If College Park doesn’t raise skylines responsibly, it will lose its college-town appeal. Jessica Ye October 9, 2023
To foster interdisciplinary learning, UMD must reformulate its strict major requirements Students aren’t defined by their majors. This university should tailor course requirements to reflect that. Jessica Ye August 30, 2023
The courts didn’t kill Affirmative Action. A more nuanced approach will sustain it. Don’t mourn affirmative action. Diversity in colleges will thrive without checkboxes. Jessica Ye July 11, 2023
NATO membership gives Ukraine a backbone to ensure military aid won’t go awry An unstable Ukraine can burgeon the seeds of terrorism. NATO membership can save lives. Jessica Ye July 10, 2023
UMD should use the Greg Heffley statue as a book drive to spark a culture of giving Greg Heffley's sleepless eyes might be hard at work creating a new campus tradition Jessica Ye May 8, 2023
Politicians should care less about optics and more about their constituents Less performative actions would allow politicians to help their communities. Jessica Ye March 10, 2023
It’s time for McCarthy to stand up to GOP hardliners. The reward is worth the risk. America is an ideologically diverse nation. McCarthy’s changing views are appropriate. Jessica Ye January 26, 2023
College Park needs a cafe bookstore. The old Bagel Place shop is the perfect location. College Park needs more local businesses. A cafe bookstore is a great place to start. Jessica Ye September 27, 2022