Editorials

Breaking Journalistic Silences

October 3, 2017• Editorials

We like to think of journalists as neutral arbiters of pressing world issues. Exposure to a wide array of news stories—from environmental concerns to developments in fields of technology and politics—should provide readers with the context to form independent opinions on events at home and abroad. But in the age of Trump, journalistic objectivity seems more an ideal than a reality.

Senior Editorial: Allie Marculitis

May 4, 2017• Editorials

Honestly, I had never written a single article for the Voice before this year. I had barely even read five issues consecutively. But, being...

Senior Editorial: Shatrunjay Mall

May 4, 2017• Editorials

I first attended a meeting of The College Voice as a sophomore. It was a Monday evening, and I was in my room, not particularly doing...

Letter to the Editor from Geoff Norbert

May 4, 2017• Letters

Editorial: Concluding Clumsily

May 4, 2017• Editorials

Like many components of a newspaper, this editorial looks different online than it does in print. In print it’s all about how our website...

A Note on “‘Camel Chat’ Censored” and the REAL Office

April 18, 2017• Editorials

Regarding the concerns voiced by Dean Rothenberger and REAL Office policies: For starters, I want to make one thing as clear as...

Letter to the Editor

April 18, 2017• Letters

Announcing the New Voice Code of Ethics

April 4, 2017• Editorials

A professor once told me that in my analysis, I was being “too mean” to the author being studied in class. Since then, I’ve carried...

Threats too Absurd to Ignore

March 6, 2017• Editorials

Just when I worry that I’ll run out of things to say, something new and newly absurd happens. On a national scale, there was Donald Trump...

Too Trumpy?

February 20, 2017• Editorials

You’ll see a lot of Trump in this issue. You’ll see a lot of us Voice people grappling with how to find the truth, how to report the truth, and generally, what the hell to do with the truth when it looks so grim.