Opinions
Ed Observers
Reconciling feminism with sports is tough, but worth it
I will be frank: Due to obvious gender stereotypes, I’m by no means expected to be a fan of, have a passion for, or even have an emotional connection to sports.
Israel-Palestine
SDS is unapologetic about Palestine Awareness Month
SDS' effort to address the injustice occurring in Palestine periodically results in accusations of anti-Semitism and one-sidedness, and this year was no different.
SNL
‘Saturday Night Live’: Sin or salvation for this year’s election?
The show has been influencing the country’s perception of candidates since 1975, and it doesn’t seem likely to stop anytime soon.
Trump
How to beat Trump
America's liberals and Democrats have succeeded in laughing themselves to the brink of Armageddon.
Race
Why not more faculty diversity at UR?
The ethnic makeup of UR faculty is, alarmingly, mostly white, with a mere 6.6 percent drawn from minority groups.
Israel
Palestinian Awareness Month is one-sided and misguided
By all accounts, I should be an avid supporter of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), but I am anything but.
NFL
Criticism of Kaepernick is too harsh
Ginsburg’s response was completely unacceptable and problematic in numerous ways.
Op-Eds
Mystery meat: Douglass still needs labels
In the past two months, only one thing has gotten in the way of my full enjoyment of the food at Douglass: the lack of nutrition labels.
Op-Eds
Media gave short shrift to hurricane Matthew
I found that the pain of Hurricane Matthew was lost among other concerning current events.
Editorial Boards
Take the time to learn from other disciplines
The world is yours to discover, so don’t limit yourself—learn something new.