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Why is socialism so sad? Because it always loses.

Ben Falcon • February 13, 2020

If socialism is to succeed, progressives need to ditch elitist and exclusionary tactics for a more inclusive, effective approach.

Starting over … again and again

Margaret Miller • February 13, 2020

Guest contributor Margaret Miller reflects on her experiences embracing new situations.

Innovation is on the horizon for 2020 cinema

Evan Engelhaupt • February 13, 2020

What to see and what to expect in 2020 film season.

The decline of couch-cooperative gaming

Benjamin Gonzalez • February 6, 2020

The shift from local to online multiplayer in video games may produce more revenue for the industry, but excludes an entire market of potential players.

We are the ducks: wading through “duck syndrome”

Joshua Anaya • February 6, 2020

It's okay to leave the pond sometimes

You are never alone in feeling lonely

Dana Nichols • January 30, 2020

Most of us have experienced and had to adjust to the coming-and-going of temporary visitors in life — so why don't we talk about it?

Even in mourning, we have to hold others accountable

Kathleen Creedon • January 30, 2020

The importance of keeping in mind the survivor of his 2003 sexual assault case when reflecting upon the life of former NBA star Kobe Bryant.

Lessons learned over break: The impact of growing pains

Nina Loya • January 23, 2020

"I have to be wise in choosing what I allow to hurt or stress me and release everything else I deem not worthy."

The demon in the dorm room

Victoria Stringer • November 13, 2019

Others around me did not seem to be getting sick; meanwhile, I battled an invisible demon that affected no one else

Unequal crackdowns only worsen the punishment of being poor

Benjamin Gonzalez • November 13, 2019

Illustration by Andrea NebhutA few weeks ago, hundreds of people in New York City filled the subway to protest recent crackdowns on subway fare evasion. Videos of crowds hopping over turnstiles in protest...