Opinion

Opinion: Why I love reality TV

Staff Reporter Emily Brady dives into her love for reality television.

Opinion: Everyone should have one bad job

In the age of minimum wage, a part-time job is a necessity for almost all teenagers. But one of the added benefits of a terrible job is not what you’d expect.

Letter from the Editors

Lauren Boyd and Jessica Bassion, the Editor-in-Chief and Executive Editor of the 2026-2027 academic year, on the future of The Review.

Opinion: The “Shy Girl” controversy and what it implies about AI in publishing 

Recently, the role of artificial intelligence chatbots have grown more prominent in the publishing sphere. The “Shy Girl” scandal reveals implications for the future of traditional publishing.

Opinion: A girl’s best friend is her dog

Opinion Columnist Cayla Mutchnick argues that dogs are the best companions while reflecting on the relationship with her dog.

Opinion: We are failing endangered wildlife

Animal sanctuaries and rehabilitation centers around the world work tirelessly to save and support endangered wildlife populations. While global governments claim to support these efforts, their current approaches are causing more harm than good. This must change, and it is on the global public to hold governments accountable.

Opinion: The United States of Self-Mutilation

Editor-in-Chief Ethan Grandin explores Ernst Fraenkel’s concept of the “Dual State” in a moment like no other in American history. From gutting the workings of the federal government, eliminating those in opposition, making allies into enemies and enemies into allies, what will become of our republic?

Letter from the Editors

Editor-in-Chief Ethan Grandin and Executive Editor Alex Keating bid farewell to The Review.

Opinion: Mother Earth through the male gaze

Feminism and environmentalism are interconnected, and Mother Earth is the embodiment of these ideas. The mistreatment of women and the environment currently and historically have happened in conjunction with one another.

Opinion: The horror genre deserves more respect

The various works that fall under the umbrella of horror have long been critiqued as gory, sensual cash grabs, but what some critics don’t know is that much more lies beneath the surface.

Opinion: Professionalism is dying. We should save it.

Opinion Columnist Lauren Boyer discusses the importance of working in person and professional attire.

Opinion: Why adopting animals matters

In a world where shopping for pets is so common, we often forget about the many shelter animals that are waiting for homes. Considering harmful breeding practices and the millions of pets in shelters, it is important to choose adoption and help shelters in any way we can.

Opinion: The Great American Film Depression

An age of technological advancement would suggest that films, which rely heavily on technology, would benefit greatly. However, it seems that just the opposite is true.
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