The Mysterious Ways of the Walter Commons
Its look is bold yet minimalistic; its name, the opposite. Although the Otto and Fran Walter Commons for Global Study and Engagement may be a mouthful, the space’s ergonomic aesthetic brings to mind the language of efficiency.
Unequal Suffering: The Trial of Lawrence Nassar
“You do realize now that we, this group of women you so heartlessly abused over such a long period of time, are now a force, and you are nothing,” Aly Raisman, six-time Olympic medalist in gymnastics, told Dr. Lawrence Nassar, a former doctor for the women’s Olympic gymnastics team.
On Staying Vigilant, at Home and at Large
This issue marks the conclusion of my second semester as editor in chief of the Voice, meaning I’m two-thirds of the way done.
Data Collection: How the Web Commodifies Personality
Ever wondered why minutes after checking out a product on Amazon, you see an advertisement for the same product while watching a video on YouTube?
