Politics
We Should Be Keeping an Eye on Keyboard Warriors
In light of the tragedy at the Tree of Life Synagogue, columnist Serena Vanchiro examines how social media companies and legal authorities should move to monitor online hate-speech.
Don’t Be a TERF
In light of Donald Trump's recent efforts to legalize the erasure of trans identities and trans rights, Columnist Cheyenne Porcher takes a look at what she and other cis women of color can do to bolster support for transgender activism and rights.
10 Common Misconceptions About BDS
SJP reclaims the meaning of BDS as a movement meant to deliver justice to Palestine.
Violence Shouldn’t Be the Only Way to Get Attention
We should care about anti-Semitism despite the Pittsburgh shooting, not because of it.
Why Censoring Speech Is Necessary in the UAE
The freedom of expression is restricted in the UAE and considering the structure of its governing body, it’s a necessary provision.
Protecting the Right to Advocate at NYU
The Editorial Board discusses a lack of recognition of the ever present Israeli-Palestinian conflict on campus.
We Need to Talk About the Dangers of Journalism
If violence — and even death — have been tangible threats in the lives of journalists around the world, why do Journalism curricula not reflect that?
A Thank You to Dr. Blasey Ford
Despite a disheartening decision by the U.S. government to appoint Brett Kavanaugh, the Opinion Desk would like to formally thank Dr. Blasey Ford for her unwavering stance despite the opposition.
The Media Does Not Respect Victims of Sexual Assault
In the wake of Dr. Christine Blasey-Ford's testimony, writer Natasha Jokic reflects on the lack of respect afforded to victims of sexual assault by journalists and media.
