Opinions

We have a responsibility to keep speaking out to make change. And this November, that means turning out to vote and making our vote count.

If colleges are going to blame students and take their money instead of figuring out ways to make campus living safe, then campuses should not open in person this year.

The struggle for equal rights has gone on for centuries – but Ginsburg reassured us that it’s not an impossible feat.

Officials needs to reinstate the position of the pre-law adviser and work toward fixing the root cause of why she was let go.

Feelings of depression and anxiety are no different than catching a cold or breaking your arm.

LeBlanc’s mistakes and loss of confidence makes it clear that he should resign – but we must recognize he is a symptom of a larger problem.

Metropolitan Police Department must decrease their presence in communities across the District and expand their reform efforts.

The failures of Panhel and IFC are numerous – an entrenched legacy of racism, a culture of misogyny and now a disregard for public health.

Layoffs are undesirable, but they’re necessary to keep the University financially afloat as it faces another unprecedented semester.

Jessica Krug’s confesion is appalling and deeply offensive, but it only underlines ongoing racial fault lines in the history department.