Social media can be a tool for political education, but only if politicians use it correctly Politicians should learn from activists and the masses when considering their use of Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Adam Cullen February 11, 2021
Biden should cancel student loan debt through an executive order Biden should reprioritize college affordability issues. Courtney Cohn February 11, 2021
Black History Month has been commodified and corporatized. Here’s why that’s problematic. Without structural change, these corporate gestures amount to nothing at all. Yahaira Galvez February 11, 2021
Pennsylvania’s John Fetterman could kick off a new era of working-class politics Could Pennsylvania's tattooed, 6-foot-8 Lieutenant Governor answer the hopes of progressive Democrats? Josh Binderman February 10, 2021
Body neutrality is what we truly need for self-acceptance Society should embrace body neutrality to help individuals. Laura Phillips-Alvarez February 8, 2021
Sororities’ path to increased inclusion needs a radical change in recruitment The Panhellenic Association's promises of inclusion are performative, not helpful, without actually challenging unconscious bias. Maya Rosenberg February 7, 2021
Schools and colleges should teach digital etiquette We can avoid messy Zoom chatboxes and unhelpfully unmuted questions. Jessica Ye February 7, 2021
It’s time to permanently scrap standardized testing requirements for college admissions Colleges need to make test-optional or test-blind admissions permanent, even after the pandemic. Adam Cullen February 5, 2021
Local restaurants and delivery drivers need your money, not DoorDash Here’s what we can and must do to empower small businesses, not behemoths. Gabriella Kurczeski February 3, 2021