Opinion
Staff Rants & Raves: Words Edition
The WSN Staff has a complex relationship with the English language. It can be a pain, but it can also be enjoyable. Here’s why we think so.
It’s Not Easy Being Queen
Read one writer's take on why Beyoncé's "Homecoming" is culturally transformative.
Commemorating Lives Lost in the Attacks in Sri Lanka
As privileged university students, we must take the time to recognize the tragedy in Sri Lanka.
Next Steps in US-NKorea Discussions
As talks between the U.S. and North Korea stall, the U.S. must transition to plans on full denuclearization, not just a one-sided one.
Abolish the Illogical Electoral College
Analyzing the origins of the Electoral College proves that the system is an outdated relic of the United States’ political past.
Go to School and Don’t Be Afraid to Call Yourself an Artist
The young art student’s guide to navigating the “good luck getting a job” conversation.
The Measles Outbreak Is a Failure on Multiple Fronts
Brooklyn's Jewish community has fallen victim not only to a measles outbreak, but also to the resulting media coverage.
Why Self-Deprecating Humor Isn’t Healthy for Our Self-Esteem
During a time where many of us find self-deprecation comforting, it’s important to remember how deeply it affects our health as a whole.
Staff Rants and Raves: New York City Sights
The Big Apple definitely has its sour spots, and the WSN staff is ready to rant about them.
When Climate Policy Isn’t Enough
As the climate crisis worsens, read one writer’s take on innovative technology that offers new ways to reverse climate change.
Dismantling the Stigma Surrounding Alcoholics Anonymous
AA can be an asset for students, who should recognize the value it can have despite the unfounded stigma it possesses.
The Subtleties of Victim-Blaming Language
Everyday language can be used to maintain rape culture and normalize sexual violence.
