Opinions

Hasan Minhaj and the credibility complex

At the end of the day, Minhaj is not a journalist — but to some, he is. His credibility as a source matters because he chooses to portray himself as such.

Celebrity relationships: why they matter and why they don’t

Do celebrities at large, including Taylor Swift, mind the speculation about their romantic lives?

Notes by Nadia: A bachelor’s degree is not enough

For us college students, our bachelor’s degrees may not be enough to get a substantial job after graduation.

Embarrassment, a storming sea

Embarrassment is a lighter shade of shame — a shame formed from the perception of others and what opinions they might have.

Judging a book by its cover

There are so many books out there. It’s okay if not all of them are for you.

The college ranking debacle

The whole college system is a business, and these rankings are no exception.

Procrastination, a skill

Procrastination is a beneficial tool if you let yourself learn how to use it.

For all the fanfare: a reflection on SA elections

Student elections tend to end up as popularity contests.

You’re not dumb, you’re just foolish

Wisdom is about making sure the right person is behind that power. 

How do you know if someone is smart?

Everyone is smart in their own way — it might not be the same as someone else or in the same way. And that is okay.