One carries a simple handgun for protection, but a person who carries the long, inconvenient, sizable AR-15 assault rifle that Rittenhouse had, appears to be a premeditated act more than a precaution.
Columnists, Op-Ed, Opinion
The Power of Organizing
In the light of George Floyd’s untimely, cold-blooded murder, social media helped spread the horrific news.
Cover, Op-Ed, Opinion
Jeff Bezos’ new Earth Fund and his journey in climate change
The $10 billion that Bezos repurposed had me questioning: Is Bezos’s fund the best way to solve climate change?
Op-Ed, Opinion
What we can learn from Megan Rapinoe’s visit to UM
It also made it clear to me that UM’s reputation is safe in the hands of our current students and faculty.
Opinion
California’s new law signals opportunities for college athletes
Although there are experts who think removing the National Collegiate Athletic Association rules could corrupt the game, it’s incredibly presumptuous to assume students could carry a four-year college career without financial worries.
Op-Ed, Opinion
The struggles of a low-income student at a private institution
Understanding my financial situation and my position at this school coerces me to think rationally, react reasonably, be prepared and ahead of my classes.
Op-Ed, Opinion
What we can learn from Chanel Miller
Overcoming the fears and troublesome emotions caused by rape is one of the most challenging periods in a survivor’s life.