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Pharmaceutical companies have important responsibilities to those who participate in their trials for coronavirus vaccines, writes reporter Samuel Back.

Vaccine trial participants deserve high priority

Samuel Beck, Reporter
June 4, 2021
If the United States wants to be taken seriously as an advocate for human rights, we can not be unconditional advocates for war criminals.

America’s funding of Israel supports injustice

Berk Oto, Editor-in-Chief
June 3, 2021
Vaccine passports should be required for international travel and encouraged for sporting events, writes reporter Louis Auxenfans.

Vaccine passports needed to renew daily life

Louis Auxenfans, Reporter
June 2, 2021
Students should participate in DEI assemblies to make them more successful, writes city life editor An Ngo.

Successful DEI work requires participation from everyone

An Ngo, City Life Editor
June 1, 2021
Without fair competition and opportunity, professional soccer is not entertaining, writes reporter Christian Gluth.

Future of soccer threatened by higher-level mismanagement

Christian Gluth, Reporter
May 11, 2021
This hate crime exposed the intersection of misogyny and racism that Asian women face and sparked necessary conversations about the importance of deconstructing the fetishization of Asian women, writes content manager Meena Lee.

Deconstruct the fetishization of Asian women

Meena Lee, Content Manager
April 23, 2021
The main priority should be finding the most qualified candidate who brings experience and who validates peoples’ experiences, even if it means not having someone permanent in that position this fall, writes content manager Téa Tamburo.

Lab should appoint an interim DEI director to ensure stability during search process

Téa Tamburo, Content Manager
March 11, 2021
Rather than making an exaggerated statement, Mr. Che played into misleading information already heavily circulating the internet and social media, writes content manager Noa Appelbaum.

‘Saturday Night Live’ joke plays into false, dangerous misconceptions

Noa Appelbaum, Content Manager
March 4, 2021
As fake news and biased reporting continue to expand pervasively, it’s crucial to train the next generation of student journalists to seek and report the unbiased truth, writes opinion editor Anathea Carrigan.

Student journalists are crucial in combating the continuation of fake news

Anathea Carrigan, Opinion Editor
February 26, 2021
The City of Chicago should reexamine the roles that public transit plays in our city and discuss plans to improve and expand it, writes assistant editor Amon Gray.

Chicago’s public transit system should be reexamined and expanded

Amon Gray, Assistant Editor
February 25, 2021
Everyone should double-mask when going outside and make sure their disposable masks are securely fitted to their face, writes managing editor Berk Oto.

Wearing one mask is not enough

Berk Oto, Managing Editor
February 24, 2021
When it comes to government involvement in social media, it can be difficult to think of legislation that doesn’t encroach on citizens’ First Amendment rights, but allowing those hurt by malicious content to directly argue their cases provides a framework for accountability without doing so, arts co-editor Caroline Hohner writes.

Social media companies should be held liable for harm their platforms can cause

Caroline Hohner, Arts Co-Editor
February 22, 2021
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