Hate crimes have surged since Trump’s election. America must keep better track of them. The government must reform its hate crime data collection process in the wake of Trump’s victory. Jack Lewis May 2, 2017
From Pyongyang to Poland, North Korean human trafficking spans the globe North Korea runs a vast network of slave exportation that extends into the heart of the European Union. Reuven Bank May 2, 2017
Israel does not deserve to be celebrated Israel stands as an oppressor of the Palestinian people and should not be celebrated. Guest Opinion May 2, 2017
It’s time for Americans to start moving away from home again Getting Americans to move again will save us from ideological homogeneity in certain areas. Max Foley-Keene May 1, 2017
Trump’s attacks on the media undermine our democracy The rights of free speech and press are central American tenets. Openly discrediting medial outlets as fake news threatens our democracy. Asha Kodan May 1, 2017
Small liberal arts colleges will crumble if they don’t adapt to the real world Enrollment at small liberal arts colleges is declining. Society is beginning to place more value on experience, which large, public universities in urban environments are more equipped to provide. Jack Siglin April 30, 2017
Advice from a graduating senior: Don’t lose sight of your passions In our fervor to succeed in the extremely competitive arena of academics, we often neglect the most crucial aspects of our lives. Aiyah Sibay April 27, 2017
Netflix shows excel because of their diverse casts Diversity in Netflix’s cast members allows broader audiences to connect with the shows. Maris Medina April 27, 2017
The SGA will require an increase in voter turnout to regain credibility Our View: In order to enact meaningful change, the SGA must have the support of our student body. Diamondback Editorial Board April 26, 2017
Why photojournalists face a difficult ethical dilemma We must ask whether photographers have the right to photograph individuals in distress. Aiyah Sibay April 25, 2017