This fall, when you sit down to watch a college football game, you’ll inevitably notice the sweat pouring down players’ exposed necks, the colorful outfits of diehard fans and the vibrant logos of school sponsors. What you won’t...
Americans are oddly obsessed with status despite living in a purportedly egalitarian society. From the football teams that we root for to the cities that we live in, we rank everything. In many cases, that practice is simply a...
The American justice system should be on death row. With each day that innocent people await execution for crimes they did not commit, the very institutions meant to ensure justice become engines of inequality and inhumanity. ...
Two Senate seats in Georgia will be up for grabs in 2020. With the retirement of Sen. Johnny Isakson (R-Ga.) and Sen. David Perdue (R-Ga.) facing many Democratic challengers for his seat, Georgia will be a political battleground...
Emory’s four divisional councils and the Student Government Association (SGA) recently adopted the Emory Student Bill of Rights. The notion of a student bill of rights is laudable, and we commend the organizations for...
After months of speculation over whether or not U.S. President Donald J. Trump colluded with Russians or committed obstruction, it only took the release of a reconstructed phone call transcript to implicate the president in...
As assignments, clubs and friendships dominate our daily lives, it’s easy to lose track of the larger world on our well-manicured, marble-covered campus. Even though Emory claims that it trains students “to serve and lead in an...
Friday, Sept. 20, 2019 was a historic day. Hundreds of Emory students, faculty and community members gathered in a moral call to action on the climate crisis. The climate strike took place on a day when 4 million people in over...
The United States and Canada have always had a great deal in common, from our shared values of democracy and free expression to the side of the road we drive on. Now, however, we share a much more somber parallel: both nations’...
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