Wages have entered an ‘Age of Suppression’
A vast majority of Americans share economic growth through wages received through labor, rather than investments. But since the 1970s, wages for the majority...
Catch the difference, wait nevermind.
At 6:40 a.m., I marched through the metal detectors in my high school cafeteria. My legs grew anxious from waiting for my bookbag to...
The kids aren’t alright
When the news of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School (MSDHS) broke on Valentine’s Day afternoon, it broke like any other mass...
Am I Doing Enough?
If you are tired about me writing about my issues as a student with marginalized identities, then you are most likely part of the...
North Korea’s Ivanka
There have been many memorable things about the Olympics so far this year, but the coverage of North Korea’s presence by major media outlets...
Letter to the Editor: DePauw Housing Puts Students at Risk
When I first heard the news that approval had been given to tear down Hogate Hall and College Street Hall, all I could think...
Letter to the Editor: Listening to and believing marginalized people is...
Our culture provides many of us benefits that, through no fault of our own, are unearned and, more often than not, these unearned benefits...
Letter to the Editor: Generation Z ignores 180 years of tradition
The DePauw’s “Generation Z requires shift in DePauw admissions” article discussed the potential changes DePauw University is considering after getting feedback from a Render...
Battles in the Classroom
As a working-class student of color, I face daily battles in the classroom setting that may seem trivial to some. The issues I will...
This Isn't New
David Sorensen is the second White House official to resign over abuse allegations after Rob Porter. The worrying sentiment in these two cases, along...
