We need to fight discrimination, not self-segregation
Self-segregation is the looming elephant in the room, especially on college campuses.
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.
Binge watching may do some shows a disservice
There’s a popular trend moving towards binge watching entire television series. But sometimes, episodes might be better watched separately.
The SGA’s Terrapin Express plan will be good for College Park
OUR VIEW: Expanding into College Park is a natural progression for the Terrapin Express program.
Mandatory voting will make America into a truer democracy
Compulsory voting will ensure that our elected officials are representative of the populace’s desires.
The insufferable rise of the Self-Proclaimed Undergraduate Public Intellectual
Steve Bannon uses deception tactics to fake being an intellectual.
Tokenism can be a recipe for isolation and casual racism
There is a fine line between being treated as “other” and being treated as an equal.
Why I can no longer respect Paul Ryan
The 2016 election was Paul Ryan’s ultimate moral test. He failed.
America should pay its debt to Iraqi interpreters rather than abandoning them
Banning Iraqi refugees will only exacerbate problems for our allies.
American labor unions aren’t as influential as they used to be
The decline in union membership has made today’s labor unions much less powerful than they once were.