Opinions
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The Grammys’ new Asian category isn’t enough
Read more: The Grammys’ new Asian category isn’t enoughOpinions editor Issie Wee argues that the new Asian-specific awards at the Grammys can be actually harmful for Asian artists.
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Signed lovingly, your humble, dedicated, subservient fans
Read more: Signed lovingly, your humble, dedicated, subservient fansStaff writer Annabel Simon criticizes the culture surrounding viral celebrity drama and apologies.
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The sleep deficit: How late-night studying, caffeine consumption and early school start times impact students
Read more: The sleep deficit: How late-night studying, caffeine consumption and early school start times impact studentsStaff Writer Calliope Wall makes the case for a later school start time for the sake of students’ well-being.
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The Cornell 7 and the importance of journalism in the age of AI
Read more: The Cornell 7 and the importance of journalism in the age of AIStaff writer Annabel Simon sheds light on how student journalists at Cornell broke a now-infamous story of alleged sexual assault, and why it matters.
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Op-Ed: For the love of God, stop giving Sydney Sweeney a platform
Read more: Op-Ed: For the love of God, stop giving Sydney Sweeney a platformStaff writer Annabel Simon argues against continuing to give Sydney Sweeney’s controversial ads any more negative attention.
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Remembering Cabrini-Green, a city within our city
Read more: Remembering Cabrini-Green, a city within our cityBy Steven Jiang, Editor-in-Chief On the corner of Hobbie and Cleveland, steps away from the Ogden International School’s Jenner campus, there stands an honorary street…
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Editorial: The truth about Payton’s #2 ranking
Read more: Editorial: The truth about Payton’s #2 rankingThe Editorial Board argues that Payton drop to a #2 ranking in the state of Illinois is a talking point for all the wrong reasons.
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The Barack Obama problem on Chicago’s South Side
Read more: The Barack Obama problem on Chicago’s South SideOpinions editor Steven Jiang discusses the juxtaposition of Barack Obama’s South Side origins and image of hope with the many issues that still plague South…
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Everyone is a little psychopathic — and that might be normal
Read more: Everyone is a little psychopathic — and that might be normalStaff writer Issie Wee offers her take on modern definitions of the word “psychopath” in social and scientific contexts, arguing that maybe it is not…
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The pandemic that triggered the epidemic of myopia: Why declining eyesight is CPS’ biggest student health problem
Read more: The pandemic that triggered the epidemic of myopia: Why declining eyesight is CPS’ biggest student health problemStaff writer Madina Bakhodirjonova analyzes the links between the COVID-19 pandemic and the eye condition myopia, as well as the implications of the condition itself.
