Spotlight on Senate: Introducing Darielle Kennedy
“On a collective level, I want my role to address how racism and other forms of oppression affects the way students live and learn at…
The Age of Environmental Censorship
The government’s attempts to suppress climate science are pervasive in all fields, from corporate regulations to agriculture to national security.
“Disrupting” Journalism: Upcoming Symposium to Highlight Alumni Journalists, Importance of Journalism Today
“For folks who are interested in going into journalism and are considering the concentration, there’s something really special about talking to people who are actively…
The Sunrise Movement and TikTok: an Interview with Grace Wiley Smith
“It started mostly as a joke between me and my boss, but then we saw that we were effectively reaching new middle and high schoolers.”
Students Confront Growing Coronavirus Hysteria
“When I heard about the outbreak I was worried about the xenophobia that would come from it. Comments can pass as jokes but they’re still…
A Quick Guide to On-Campus Resources
Going to college is like being locked in a room full of mirrors. For some, it might feel like you’re really looking within yourself for…
Installation Memorializes Those Lost to Israeli Military Violence, Sparks Vitriol
Palestinians living in Gaza are subjected to daily violence at the hands of the Israeli state, whether that be loud and explicit– a rocket’s explosion–…
Duality of 1965 Commencement: MLK Jr. and Secretary of State Dean Rusk
It is clearly ironic that Dr. King, who called for peace negotiations and advocated for an end to the Vietnam War, shared the Commencement stage…