Tag: opinion
Runaway from Reality to a Good Book
You didn’t walk in here for books. You didn’t have to say my name. You didn’t have to smile or listen or take me...
Like, Comment, Connect: The Benefits of Social Media While in Quarantine
Do you still remember the first days of quarantine? FaceBook, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter and other social media platforms became a big part of our...
When Liberal Arts Goes Online, Who Stays Onboard?
Zoom University
Since last spring when a university email notified students that the DePauw community would be moving online, what it means to be a...
Coronavirus: Little For Us to Worry About, Lots of Hysteria
BY: Sheraya Smith
Disclaimer: I am not a medical professional; however, I’ve been listening to several professionals, and these are my conclusions.
Coronavirus disease, more accurately...
bell hooks, Liberation, and DePauw Dialogue : part I
BY: Summer Pappachen
We desperately need to ask ourselves what the purpose of DePauw Dialogue is going to be moving forward. It is clear that...
Editorial: Don’t Fall Into the Cascade: It’s Not that Deep
It’s happening with COVID-19, it happens with politics, and it happens with the environment: tragedy spurs paranoia, paranoia attracts the media, the media stirs...
Politics and Pandering
With caucuses around the nation and weekly presidential debates before the upcoming election, it is time to start paying attention to the goings-on of...
Should We Cancel Cancel Culture?
Last week at the Obama Foundation Summit, former President Barack Obama took a shot at cancel culture. He explained that cancel culture isn’t effective...
Stop listening to radical conservatives
In December 2018, The Federalist, a conservative news source, published an opinion blog by cisgender, white gay man Chad Felix Greene titled, “The Stigma...
Letter to the Editor: Making The Switch
Bon Appetit, DePauw’s catering service, made the switch to paper straws this year in an effort to reduce their plastic waste in facilities across...
