Autonomous cars will rob us of our humanity
When a person steps into a car, they enter a realm of seemingly infinite possibilities.
Report: Sean Spicer resigns to spend more time deflecting questions from his wife and kids
“After months spent honorably serving the American public, Secretary Spicer will return home to resume dodging his wife’s questions regarding whether he remembered to take out the trash.”
SGA president: UMD shouldn’t have hired its new chief diversity officer without student input
Other applicants participated in a competitive national search and were required to interact with students, faculty and staff. The same cannot be said of Roger Worthington.
How to take care of yourself over the summer
Students often face new stressors in the summer. Here are some ways to respond to them.
Beware the reasonable conservative
Progressives, seeking only to empathize with their ideological opposites, have become ensnared by superficially reasonable conservatives with silver tongues.
The Declaration of Independence isn’t fake news
How similar was the rule of King George III to Trump’s presidency?
You shouldn’t need a post-graduation plan to get your high school diploma
Chicago’s top priority should be improving the quality of education rather than punishing students for not knowing what they want to do after graduation.
‘Baby Driver’s’ poor treatment of women is all too familiar
When otherwise good movies minimize women, they perpetuate a systemically misogynistic media landscape.
Free speech matters more than feeling safe
To avoid a fascist dictator stronger than Donald Trump fancies himself in dreamland, we must allow offensive speech on campus.