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Columns

Presidential debates have become obsolete for modern voting

With one of the most important elections in our lifetime in just over a month, the two candidates and their supporters have been preparing for the first presidential debate. These debates have...


Columns

We need our politicians to fight harder against climate change

As many of us know, Binghamton is notorious for its cloudiness. Last week, you may or may not have noticed that the sky was not covered by clouds, but by smoke that...


Columns

Physical education instruction needs to be reevaluated

As a child, all the way through high school, I always struggled with gym class. But if, similar to high school, I were required to take some sort of gym class every...


Columns

Sexual violence isn't always treated like the constant threat it is

How many times have we either had or overheard this conversation: “So, he asked you to have sex and you said no, and you still had sex anyway?” “Yeah … he kept...


Staff Editorials

Editorial: Sending it back

With COVID-19 shutting our usual way of life down, nearly all aspects of life on Binghamton University’s campus look completely different. Dining has been significantly altered on campus to help curb the...


Guest Columns

Avoiding an outbreak is everybody's responsibility

Just about half a year ago, Binghamton University students were sent home as a new virus came to the United States. We had heard of its effects in China and Italy, among...


Columns

Financial literacy is essential to student success

It’s common nowadays for college students to skip the finance section when reading the daily news on their newsfeed. It’s boring and filled with numbers, figures and line graphs. Contemporary terms like...


Columns

Zoom classes are inherently more challenging

After my Tuesday morning, afternoon and night of back-to-back Zoom classes, I felt utterly exhausted, drained and unfocused. I tried to participate in class, but my voice was lost in the five...


Columns

Extensive government surveillance is a violation of our rights

For the past few months, the major media cycles have focused on, justifiably so, a global pandemic, massive civil unrest and a collapsed economy. However, many stories go under the radar that...


Columns

Anti-racist readings must encompass more than Black trauma

Following repetitive police brutality and a spotlight on the Black Lives Matter movement over the past few months, anti-racist reading lists popped up across news outlets as one of many recommended actions...