Posts published in “Op-Eds”

Op-Ed: Kendrick’s Performance Wasn’t Radical and It Didn’t Need to Be

Op-Ed: Kendrick’s Performance Wasn’t Radical and It Didn’t Need to Be

By Ivelisse Rodriguez on February 23, 2025

“The revolution will not be televised.” – Gil Scott-Heron, 1971 “The revolution about to be televised.” – Kendrick Lamar, 2025 The lights go out, and the…

Op-Ed: Finding Ourselves Through ‘Lost Girl’

Op-Ed: Finding Ourselves Through ‘Lost Girl’

By Paula Espinosa on February 21, 2025

Op-Ed: Beyond the Surface: Understanding Florida’s Water Crisis

Op-Ed: Beyond the Surface: Understanding Florida’s Water Crisis

By Michelle Polo on February 21, 2025

Op-Ed: ‘The Brutalist:’ Unraveling the Immigrant Success Story

Op-Ed: ‘The Brutalist:’ Unraveling the Immigrant Success Story

By Amit Sewnauth on February 21, 2025

Op-Ed: Jalen Hurts’ All-Women Team’s Victory

Op-Ed: Jalen Hurts’ All-Women Team’s Victory

By Arabella Lilleslatten on February 15, 2025

Op-Ed: What’s in a Name?

Op-Ed: What’s in a Name?

By Ivelisse Rodriguez on February 8, 2025

Op-Ed: Service to Others Begins with Service to Yourself: The Importance of Self-Care for College Students

Op-Ed: Service to Others Begins with Service to Yourself: The Importance of Self-Care for College Students

By Miriam Toro Morales on February 8, 2025

Op-Ed: Journey to the East: Field Study to China

Op-Ed: Journey to the East: Field Study to China

By Lee Vann on February 8, 2025

Op-Ed: What Comes Next: The Future of the Middle East After the Ceasefire

Op-Ed: What Comes Next: The Future of the Middle East After the Ceasefire

By Molly Higgins on February 2, 2025

Op-Ed: The Best of Humanity—We Must All Learn from José Andrés and World Central Kitchen

Op-Ed: The Best of Humanity—We Must All Learn from José Andrés and World Central Kitchen

By Arabella Lilleslatten on February 1, 2025