Columns Archives - Page 9 of 119

Rollins @Night disappoints, forcing students to look for alternative dining options

Bobby Lee • October 12, 2021

MU’s only late-night dining option, Rollins @Night, gets slammed every night and begs the question: How can MU make late-night dining better?

We’re failing to see our greatest economic challenge, and people are suffering from it

Ezra Bitterman • October 12, 2021

In the face of a pandemic, America’s largest companies grew and exposed a grave misconception in how people view the economy

MU must start composting to push climate activism

Eliana Kinzer • October 11, 2021

The lack of composting at MU deters students from environmental efforts

Outcry over FIJI illuminates the need for change in the Greek system

Abigail Ramirez • October 9, 2021

After the rape of a 17-year-old girl by Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) fraternity member at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, university administrations must hold those guilty accountable for their actions.

Don’t get sucked up in the trap of overinvolvement

Bobby Lee • September 30, 2021

As I became involved too fast in the first weeks of college, I had to reexamine my approach to campus participation.

Self-sexualization on social media is all too prevalent

Jenna Burk • September 25, 2021

Our shadowed motivations create unsafe spaces for women on the internet.

Black individuals are more than just words and facts

Tia Laury • September 24, 2021

Oppressive power is hindering students’ knowledge of Black studies in the U.S. educational systems.

“Misplaced power”: How the military uses entertainment to manipulate us

Ezra Bitterman • September 10, 2021

From movies about Vietnam to Afghanistan, it's time to stop the military from using Hollywood to cover up its mistakes.

It’s time to leave: American foreign policy in Afghanistan

Tanner Smith • September 9, 2021

American imperialist policies need to stop worldwide.

Complexity in reporting is dying because of simplified journalism

Bobby Lee • September 6, 2021

As we see mass media organizations flounder to adequately describe the situation in Afghanistan, we must take a look at why journalists tend to fail to fully report on complex situations.