DeVos’ Title IX changes will feed campus rape culture
The Trump administration is endangering female students.
Growing up in Cecil County taught me white supremacists can be your next-door neighbors
Here on campus, it’s easy to think of the Charlottesville white supremacists as being somehow far-removed from the general population — but that’s simply not true.
Rihanna isn’t trying to make a statement, but her weight gain is making a difference
I hope this fabulous, chunkier Rihanna knows that she still has the same amazing effect on audiences everywhere.
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.
After a year of violence and hate, students need transparency to feel safe
Two different tragedies at the University of Maryland and the University of Texas highlight the need for immediate change.
Voter suppression is still threatening democracy today
Purposeful restrictive voting laws and inconvenient practices are preventing minority groups from casting their ballots.
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.
A.J. Pruitt: a letter to the student body
“You can expect fundamental changes to the way our university operates.”
Tolerance doesn’t require accepting every belief as a valid truth
individuals should not be threatened when other beliefs contradict what they themselves hold to be true.
The blurry line between artistic and offensive advertising
Eckhaus Latta’s sexualized ads for its spring 2017 collection received praise because they were deemed as art.