Technology is killing print journalism
While impeccable print journalism still exists, it will continue to face competition from the average citizen and personal Twitter feeds.
Israel does not deserve to be celebrated
Israel stands as an oppressor of the Palestinian people and should not be celebrated.
Student apathy stems from the SGA’s illegitimacy
The SGA is largely symbolic. Real power is vested in this university’s administration.
Videos tell the truth — that’s something United needs to “re-accommodate”
Videos from ubiquitous smartphone cameras give life to stories.
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?
The RHA’s mandatory metro fee is a bad idea
Unless you spend more than $130 a semester on the metro, the new mandatory fee will not be worth it.
Testudo, illegally parked outside McKeldin for 50 years, finally towed by DOTS
The beloved statue had accumulated 1,287 unpaid parking tickets, according to a DOTS official.
Saturday Night Live must find a way to satirize Trump without legitimizing him
Donald Trump is already a comedic character. SNL must be careful not to normalize him as a public figure.