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OPINION
By Kelsey Gallagher | Oct. 15, 2026
Ally Kotetsu, a Seattle-based radqueer advocate, describes herself as a minor-attracted person and writes about her experience on her blog post titled, “My Experience: Being a MAP/GL.” In this pseudo-language, GL stands for girl-lover, meaning that she is attracted to young girls.
By Sofia Jordao | Oct. 5, 2026
New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium, Macklemore, one of Ed Sheeran’s supporting artists on his current Loop Tour, called for a Free Palestine in his opening set. Macklemore, an American rapper and musician, has been a dedicated activist against the Palestinian genocide, and has been one of the music industry’s most vocal critics of the Israel-Gaza conflict.
By Alleigh Waskie | Oct. 4, 2026
The movie adaptation of one of Colleen Hoover’s bestselling novels, “Verity,” has renewed discourse surrounding controversies involving the author.
By Amira Fariha | Feb. 14, 2026
Discover the top 5 rom-coms to watch this Valentine's Day. From timeless classics to modern hits, find your perfect Valentine's Day movie pick!
By Sofia Jordao | Jan. 4, 2026
The redefinition of a professional degree by the department of education is likely going to lead to a healthcare shortage as higher education becomes inaccessible.
By Amira Fariha | Oct. 14, 2025
This Manayunk gem offers a warm, welcoming space to explore, connect and fall in love with reading all over again.
By Jasmin Bickham | Nov. 12, 2024
Campus printers caused problems for students and faculty during the fall '24 midterm season.
By Sarine Kaprielian | Jan. 31, 2022
Tattoos are valuable art, no matter the message behind it. Professional offices disagree.
By Gezim Dervishi | Oct. 16, 2023
Jefferson gains students every single year, totaling up to nearly 4,000 people on campus. Are our facilities enough to handle them?
By Beatrice Barjon | Jan. 18, 2022
Take a dive into the long history of racism in society, from the impacts of cultural appropriation in social media to the instilled inclinations since birth.
By Kaitlyn Viola | Oct. 9, 2020
A vast number of Philadelphia’s youth are locked into low-performing schools as a result of the neighborhood in which they live.
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