“Study drugs” are used with good intentions, but they’re still a problem
ADHD is a real problem, and prescription medications benefit those who need it. But “study drug” abusers have contributed to the stigma surrounding ADHD medication.
SGA Executive Board: Every student deserves a chance at leadership
Involvement in student organizations is essential to student success in life. Extracurriculars should not be a privilege reserved for those who have the time to pursue them.
Two realities of Trump’s administration: the normal and the loopy
Within the Trump’s administration is both eccentricity and normalcy. But what will happen if world issues demand our commander-in-chief to behave purely rationally?
Americans should not sacrifice physical well-being for money
Being a workaholic has its drawbacks.
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 English language plays a role in dividing cultures
Language is part of our identity, and English should not be universalized throughout the world.
March Madness is the pinnacle of the college experience
For college students, March Madness creates an experience like none other.
The Iran Nuclear Deal has been a success for everyone involved
The Iran Deal has resulted in an increase in stability in the region and has prevented a potentially catastrophic nuclear arms race.
Activists must be more specific when blaming the ‘white man’
I am calling upon activists to be more careful and specific in their attribution of blame and to not reinforce a divide that is entirely artificial.
The U.S. must continue to invest in soft power
If the United States does not uphold diplomacy and defense as coequal policies, our global clout will dwindle.