Opinion
As an international student, I have no right to meddle with U.S. politics. The American electorate exercised their democratic rights ...
Ships that Pass in the Night: A Defense of the Situationship
A manipulation tactic, a label to maintain power, a means to avoid commitment, a fundamentally unbalanced hook-up, a friends-with-benefits-type-of-thing, unrequited ...
Don’t Deport, Enforce the Rules: How the Trump Administration Can Effectively Respond to Antisemitism Without Trampling on Free Speech
Last month in The Argus, I criticized President Donald Trump’s executive order intended to reduce antisemitism on campuses and revoke ...
Dancing in the Darkness: Trump, Hegemony, and Hope for Resistance
For the past nine months or so, I have been working on imagining and creating a dance show. That makes ...
Reflections of a Ukrainian Student: On the Third Anniversary of the Full-Force Invasion
Since I set out to write this article commemorating three years since Russia attacked my country with all the troops ...
Did Aliens Build the Pyramids?
Did aliens build the pyramids? It’s an innocent enough question, right? A playful jest at the analogs of history? Something ...
International Student Activism: They Say They Will Find Us
If you’re an international student at an American college or university who plans to participate in a political protest this ...
Colleges Responding to a Second Trump Term: Avoiding the “Boy that Cried Wolf” Trap
College and university presidents around the country are ready to channel their inner Nancy Pelosi to resist President Donald Trump in ...
Trouble With Invention: “Aura” and Generative Large Language Models
This piece was inspired by a Wesleyan history class assignment. c h a t g p t one ...
Pillow Talk: Sweethearts, Strawberries, and Salivating Over Sexual Stimulants
Happy Valentine’s Day, dear readers! Our special day has cum. With love in the air, we are all wondering if ...
