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Op-Ed: Non-Stop: The Legacies of ‘Hamilton’ on its Tenth Anniversary

Op-Ed: Non-Stop: The Legacies of ‘Hamilton’ on its Tenth Anniversary

By Molly Higgins on August 29, 2025

Crowds pack the sidewalk of West Forty-Sixth Street, just a few steps away from Times Square. It’s not an unfamiliar sight; there are three theatres…

Op-Ed: “The Secret History” and The Reality of the College Experience

Op-Ed: “The Secret History” and The Reality of the College Experience

By Sarah Ogden on August 29, 2025

Op-Ed: Fighting the War on Wisdom: A Princeton Professor and Rollins Graduate Speaks as Higher Education and the U.S. Economy Are Under Attack

Op-Ed: Fighting the War on Wisdom: A Princeton Professor and Rollins Graduate Speaks as Higher Education and the U.S. Economy Are Under Attack

By Arabella Lilleslatten on April 26, 2025

Op-Ed: Passion vs. Paycheck

Op-Ed: Passion vs. Paycheck

By Julia Henderson on April 26, 2025

Op-Ed: Dead-er Wolf: The Ethics of De-extinction

Op-Ed: Dead-er Wolf: The Ethics of De-extinction

By Aleks Avram on April 26, 2025

Op-Ed: A, B, C, D, Education: Trump, the DoE, and History

Op-Ed: A, B, C, D, Education: Trump, the DoE, and History

By Molly Higgins on April 18, 2025

Op-Ed: Was Frank Lloyd Wright Right? America’s Famous Architect Warned us of the Shift from Democracy to “Mobocracy”

Op-Ed: Was Frank Lloyd Wright Right? America’s Famous Architect Warned us of the Shift from Democracy to “Mobocracy”

By Arabella Lilleslatten on April 13, 2025

Op-Ed: Slippery Hands, Stained Lands: The Threat of Oil on Our National Parks

Op-Ed: Slippery Hands, Stained Lands: The Threat of Oil on Our National Parks

By Aleks Avram on April 12, 2025

Op-Ed: ‘Piano Interpretations’: 70 Years On

Op-Ed: ‘Piano Interpretations’: 70 Years On

By James Hall on April 11, 2025

Op-Ed: The Great Gatsby and the American Dream 100 Years Later

Op-Ed: The Great Gatsby and the American Dream 100 Years Later

By Molly Higgins on April 6, 2025