Colleges should only prevent speech that makes students feel unsafe
There is nothing inherently wrong with screening speakers, teachers and even students on campus. However, in some cases, we may have gone too far.
For UMD to heal, President Loh must communicate better
Loh’s letters read like the work of a politician desperate to avoid making a gaffe.
Want to be the next president? You’ll have to avoid being phony
The Caulfield Test, based on ‘The Catcher in the Rye,’ will help you evaluate the next presidential candidates.
Netflix shows excel because of their diverse casts
Diversity in Netflix’s cast members allows broader audiences to connect with the shows.
Chris Boretti: a letter to the student body
“You haven’t been listened to. … Your input hasn’t been valued by previous SGA administrations. All of this will change.”
The U.S. cannot fix Venezuela’s self-destructing economy alone
To mitigate Venezuela’s collapse, the U.S. must assume a supporting role in reform.
Should liberals root for Trump’s incompetency?
For blocking arguably terrible policies like the AHCA, the Trump administration’s incompetency was beneficial. But what will happen when our president has to address issues like disaster or war?
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.
As Maryland Democrats continue to gerrymander, state residents suffer
Governor Hogan makes a renewed push for redistricting reform.
We don’t need Facebook to lead a global community
The idea of a singular, Facebook-led global community can be a nightmare.