French Secularism Loses Original Focus

Aparna Alankar, Contributing Writer • September 12, 2016

Laïcité clashes with the realities of modern day France and its growing Muslim community, and is increasingly being used to infringe upon the rights of Muslim citizens.

A New Course of Empathy in Refugee Politics

Emily Fong, Deputy Opinion Editor • March 21, 2016

As we’ve seen in this election cycle and ones like it around the world, it is far too easy to succumb to predatory feelings and anger.

Voting is Valuable, Regardless of Reason

Max Schachere, Staff Writer • February 16, 2016

So, whether you like Hillary for her gender, Carson for his race, or Sanders for his accent, it does not matter – just vote.

Denmark Refugee Policy Deplorable

Richard Shu, Opinion Editor • February 1, 2016

By passing the confiscation bill, the Danish government is allowing the loud, inhumane voice of a few take precedent over the understanding and welcoming many.

With liberty and justice for all

Zahra Haque, Staff Writer • March 30, 2015

The recent controversy about the pledge of allegiance recited in Arabic at a New York high school deserves a stronger response from politicians.