Opinion Archives - Page 2 of 132

An iconic photograph is now often challenged and criticized as glorified sexual assault. But does context make a difference? By Alana Cook

We can’t let the rare false accusations lead us to not believe survivors of sexual assault and hate crimes. By Alex Wolf-Root

“Jake Havoc” is a comic that pays homage to American cultural landmarks and comments on the strange nature of our lives. By Jacob Newman

Rep. Omar calling out the lobbying done on behalf of Israeli interests shouldn’t upset us. Some of the responses should. By Alex Wolf-Root

Once we better understand safe spaces, it becomes clear they serve an important purpose, and don’t threaten free speech. By Alex Wolf-Root

Understanding theories of consciousness can create mutual understanding and help students overcome racial divides. By David Jarvis

When the public defends anti-Semitic tweets, they ignore the concerns of the American-Jewish community. By Ariel Gold

The inconclusive end to the drugging investigation of six female CU students sets a precedent of violation without repercussions. By Hannah Metzger

Jake Havoc” is a comic that pays homage to various American cultural landmarks and comments on daily life. By Jacob Newman

Valentine’s Day is celebrated in different ways all across the globe. By Valeria Fugate