Barrett’s past comments regarding Roe v. Wade and Obergefell v. Hodges raises concerns about her morality.
This trend of disbelieving women is not only common in incidents of rape and assault, but it is rooted in many of our institutions and everyday interactions.
With Trump’s interruptions, complaints and lies, Biden didn’t need to do much to win the debate.
While the debate could have been more productive, the president’s aggressiveness allowed him to make many solid points.
Regardless of how you feel about Biden politically, making fun of anyone with a speech impediment is unacceptable.
Community Voices columnist Jonathan Demarest argues that in an unpredictable election season, polls may not accurately predict the 2020 winner.
Jean Luc Reynolds, aerospace engineering junior and Community Voices columnist, believes utilizing mail-in votes is an outdated system.
Community Voices columnist Joel Cueto argues that less clickbait, more policy-focused coverage and less opinion and drama in our news will help regain public approval.
Never before in American history has voting by mail been as important to the democratic process as it is in 2020. With over six million reported cases of COVID-19 in the United States, staying home has become an issue of personal safety for many.
It is OK for graduates to at once agree with the steps the university has taken to mitigate the spread of coronavirus and regret the resulting lack of a commencement.
With the state of the world casting people’s lives into disarray, canceling classes would show consideration for the well-being of teachers and students.
Community Voices columnist Jonathan Demarest describes how a single person can do their part to prevent spreading the coronavirus to those most vulnerable to it.
Voters should research candidates and vote based on how well their policies benefit the the nation.
Community Voices columnist Jonathan Demarest argues that the senator has shown a consistent track record in fighting for issues that matter to Americans.
Reality shows like “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” social media beauty influencers and local drag competitions can be accredited to the success of an art form that was seemingly invisible a decade ago.
Around last November, I felt burned out.
We all know a strong single mother.
Students should recognize that personal lifestyle changes alone cannot defeat climate change.
Many disregard opinions on foreign policy if they don’t come from people in the defense or intelligence communities, but civilian oversight requires everyone’s say.
Gaydar, a slang term used in the LGBTQ community for what is essentially a “magical power” to sense if someone is not heterosexual, is problematic and minimizes the individuality of queer people.
It doesn’t take much to hear about sex trafficking nowadays. Videos of kidnapping attempts and missing people on Twitter leave users uneasy. Cases like the one involving Jeffrey Epstein, a high-profile billionaire who sexually exploited teenagers for years, dominate the conversation.
Community Voices columnist Jonathan Demarest thinks critical issues like healthcare are overlooked in the media in favor of coverage of Trump's impeachment investigation.
How many people do you know with tattoos? They may be the ones closest to you, a best friend, an uncle, even your own parents.
Never before in American history has voting by mail been as important to the democratic process as it is in 2020. With over six million reported cases of COVID-19 in the United States, staying home has become an issue of personal safety for many.
They say that we realize the importance of things only when we no longer have them. This realization hit me hard after the university announced new rules for conducting events on campus. What would that mean for the cultural celebrations organized by the Indian Mavericks Society, the Indian …
Community Voices columnist Zaria Turner recommends seeing Christopher Nolan’s latest film, despite its issues with sound mixing and underdeveloped characters.
Community Voices columnist Cristobal Trujillo argues that video games can draw audiences into a story and give them emotional stakes like no other medium.
Cities in Texas have responded to the nationwide Black Lives Matter and defunding the police movements, such as Austin, which voted to cut its police department by one-third.
Community Voices columnist Jordan K. Joiner argues that arbitration essentially limits your right to a jury trial in many civil cases, and mandatory arbitration clauses discourage employees from making claims when their rights are violated.
Community Voices columnist Landry Rhodes explains how Joe Biden could better connect to differing groups of voters by learning a thing or two from Bernie Sanders’ campaign.
Community Voices columnist Kara Otuke says rugged individualism breeds selfishness, and politicians who follow this ideal may let down their constituents.