Sarah Khan | Pray for Florida

By Sarah Khan · Oct. 14, 2018

SARAH KHAN is a College sophomore from Lynn Haven, Fla.

Michael A. Keshmiri | Are Republicans allergic to facts?

By Michael A. Keshmiri · Oct. 11, 2018

To some Republicans, the presence of snowfall in the winter is proof that climate change is a liberal hoax.

Joel Lee | Choosing a major is a personal decision — there’s no need to rush

By Joel Lee · Oct. 11, 2018

Despite the stigma around being “undecided,” I believe that a lot of people are very unsure or insecure about their major choice or their undecided status.

Sireesh Ramesh | What men should learn from the Kavanaugh hearings

By Sireesh Ramesh · Oct. 10, 2018

The ease with which this vast number of male Senators was able to denounce Ford’s emotional account despite it being narrated directly to them is indicative of a deeper issue when it comes to the way a vast number of men (especially men in power) confront sexual assault in the United States.

Veronica Fenton | False advertising

By Veronica Fenton · Oct. 10, 2018

VERONICA FENTON is a College sophomore from Penn Valley, Pa.

Carl-Emmanuel Fulghieri | Power lives on the pavement, not in the polls

By Carl-Emmanuel Fulghieri · Oct. 10, 2018

Between sterilizing mass movements and corroding our political energy, voting is a necrotizing infection that renders our comatose body politic septic.

Christy Qiu | Let’s face it: The Quad is an antiquated castle

By Christy Qiu · Oct. 10, 2018

It’s time to move on from what’s traditionally “cool” to what’s livable.

Guest Column by ASAP Chair Kara Hardie | The effect of Kavanaugh’s confirmation on survivors

By Kara Hardie · Oct. 10, 2018

The survivor’s fears of not being believed or, worse, being blamed for the trauma they endured are overwhelmingly common and overwhelmingly devastating feelings experienced after sexual assault. 

Isabella Simonetti | Freshmen, you don’t have to live off campus next year

By Isabella Simonetti · Oct. 9, 2018

Don’t let social pressure bring you to pay ridiculous prices for moderately nicer housing. 

Ben Claar | A hairy situation

By Ben Claar · Oct. 8, 2018

BEN CLAAR is a College senior from Scarsdale, N.Y. 

Lilian Zhang | From Beijing to Philadelphia, gentrification follows me across the globe

By Lilian Zhang · Oct. 7, 2018

The “Old Beijing” collapsed along with antique city walls and hundred-year-old residences, replaced by skyscrapers and malls that stood majestically yet indifferently in the midst of their downfall.

Spencer Swanson | Step aside Joe — Biden is not the best choice for President

By Spencer Swanson · Oct. 7, 2018

I like Joe as much as the next guy, but he’s simply not what this country needs rights now — he is a man who hasn’t realized his moment has passed.

Kristen Yeh | A PSL PSA

By Kristen Yeh · Oct. 7, 2018

KRISTEN YEH is a College sophomore from West Covina, Calif.

Rebecca Alifimoff | As an American, the Kavanaugh hearings are personal

By Rebecca Alifimoff · Oct. 2, 2018

Weighed on crooked scales of justice, one alleged attempted rape balances quite nicely with two Yale degrees. 

Ben Claar | The flipping truth

By Ben Claar · Oct. 1, 2018

BEN CLAAR is a College senior from Scarsdale, N.Y.

Sophia DuRose | Dear Diary, thanks for everything

By Sophia DuRose · Oct. 1, 2018

If you’re dealing with something extreme in the sense of anxiety or depression, keeping a diary can help catalogue your feelings and emotions in a more coherent way.

Second Opinion from Dennis Morris | Your friendly neighborhood barista

By Dennis Morris · Oct. 1, 2018

I want to use my column to show everyone that their problems are valid and that it’s okay to laugh, cry, and scream.