Editorials

To Be Liked or Not to Be; I No Longer Give a Shit

May 1, 2018• Editorials

All It Took Was Blood, Guts, and Bad Poetry

May 1, 2018• Editorials

In tenth grade, I was given an assignment to finish the story The Lady or the Tiger by Frank R. Stockton. For those of you whose memory of...

A Reflection on Sobriety in College

May 1, 2018• Editorials

The last time I had a beer was 2014, and I didn’t even finish it. I stopped drinking it after maybe four sips. I can still remember the...

Hold the Juice

April 3, 2018• Editorials

I have a complex relationship with the word “juicy.” When I see a student hunched over a copy of the Voice, their eyes racing over our pages, I feel proud.

Consumed by Mass Shootings

March 9, 2018• Editorials

With each issue of The College Voice, I try to follow the writers’ leads to figure out what matters most, moment to moment, for the...

Covering Title IX

February 25, 2018• Editorials

We’re shaking up our structure a little with our Title IX coverage. I think it’s an essential issue (otherwise I wouldn’t have put it...

Letter to the Editor

February 23, 2018• Letters

I am writing to clarify information and correct inaccuracies in the article about Title IX in the Feb. 5 issue of The College Voice.

Conn on Fox: Is Viral News Really News?

February 10, 2018• Editorials

For a college that’s mainly on the left, but not by any means the most radical, we sure get picked up by the right wing a lot....

Weinstein-Aware, Beyond Hollywood

November 19, 2017• Editorials

In recent weeks, the name “Harvey Weinstein” has become a common epithet for sexual predators in positions of power. ...

There’s a big, ugly intrusion on the fourth page of this issue. In its full multicolored glory, its text commands: “MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR WORLD.” Because you are the educated, privileged reader of a college newspaper, the text reminds, the “world” is yours.