Category: Op-Ed
Caleb’s Corner: Dual governance is dead, and it’s the faculty’s fault
The Faculty Senate has been little more than an organ of the administration of late, Caleb Owens argues.
Opinion: Protect the speech you hate, not just the speech you love
Rebekah Allan makes the case to protect the speech you hate, not just the speech you love.
Editorial: The (Uncontested) Winner Takes it All
Elections for SGA take place this week, but most students are unaware. The Review's weekly editorial.
Opinion: Conservatism in 2019
President of Young Americans for Liberty and vice president of the College Republicans Alex Cross makes his case.
Opinion: Who can we trust, Canada Goose or animal activists?
"With this story, we must read in between the lines to get the truth," Brianna Paul explains who we should trust.
Caleb’s Corner: The hopelessness of political narrative
Caleb Owens critiques trends in political coverage.
Opinion: Veganism — a social movement made on social media
//embedr.flickr.com/assets/client-code.js Courtesy of Diana Weiss @Seb.Alex on the left, @Jamesahoot on the right. Diana Weiss writes about veganism as a movement and how Instagram has ...
Opinion: Students will fight for their right to party, but nothing else
Edward Benner challenges students who signed the “Ordinance 19-05 Will Ruin Our School, We Must Fight Back” petition to grow up and fight for something ...
Opinion: Why this city ordinance is bad, and how it affects the campus party scene
Jacob Wasserman and Steve Mirsen make their case.
Opinion: Response to “Any blue will do — except Tulsi Gabbard”
Student Dylan Rosenthal responds to “Any blue will do — except Tulsi Gabbard”.