The Supreme Court has begun redesigning a century of precedent, breaking from judiciary tradition
APK/Wikimedia Commons On June 24, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization resulted in the overturning o...
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OPINION
Let’s talk about sex: Here’s how the Supreme Court wants to take away your bedroom rights
Emory Wheel/Chloe Yang Last week, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) took a horrifying stance aga...
Emory must prioritize undergraduate teaching instead of pure research
Like many elite institutions, Emory prioritizes facilities and research and thereby boosts its academic reputation. In turn, the University neglects and diminishes the quality of undergraduate teaching as professors are more incentivized to care about research over teaching, the primary purpose of professors.
Flourishing as a Latinx woman at Emory
(Pixabay/Mohamed_Hassan) The concept of flourishing typically encompasses rapid growth and success. Yet I associate flourishing with strength and courage, particularly as a result of growing up in a highly “machista” region. To begin flourishing, it takes an incredible amount of strength to face the obstacles life presents. Personally, the pressure and pride of being one [...]
Taking a leave of absence from Emory was the best decision I ever made
(Emory Wheel) Last fall 2021 was the pinnacle of my anxiety-ridden college experience. My transition to college as an international student was crippled with fear and resulted in an abrupt leave of absence. Freshly graduated from a private school in the suburban bubble of wealthy families, I was ready to leave the comforts of my [...]
Emory, reverse the opioid stigma and put naloxone in accessible first aid kits around campus
Creative Commons/PunchingJudy In 1995 prescription opioids took the U.S. by storm. As pain began to be treated as a fifth vital sign in American medicine, pharmaceutical companies began aggressively advertising their powerful new painkillers while doctors started prescribing them, spurring the opioid crisis that has only worsened in the nearly thirty years since then. Emory [...]
College is a game many students don’t realize they’re playing
Unsplash/Randy Fath Life has become gamified. In order to receive a loan, one needs a high enough credit score, a point system that reduces a complex idea like financial credibility down to a single number. Posts on Twitter are measured by likes and retweets, a point system to which we have arbitrarily assigned value. Our [...]
Reclaim your life, be present
(Pixabay / dimitrisvetsikas1969) Powerlessness is pervasive. On those days where you feel like you can only exist in the spaces between meetings, appointments and lectures, the world seems like it moves too fast to find meaning in anything. Especially when coupled with burnout, a painful reality for many students, reclaiming a sense of control in [...]
Black mental health: An overlooked and misused perspective when discussing Kanye West
Unsplash/Axel Antas-Bergkvist Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, recently sparked controversy after launching online attacks on his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, and her boyfriend, Saturday Night Live comedian Pete Davidson. Amid his divorce, Ye’s posts range from accusing Kardashian of keeping their children away from him to brewing hateful sentiments toward Davidson. A slew of online [...]
In order to flourish in the face of hypocrisy, we must be more open and honest
(Wikimedia Commons/ Nick Youngson) The thought of being a hypocrite may sometimes bother you because of a desire to be considered morally unimpeachable. Perhaps you think you are hypocritical because of what you eat, the hobbies you enjoy, the thoughts you have or even the way you live. You are not alone. Hypocrisy, defined as [...]
Dequantify your life
(Emory Wheel / Anusha Kurapati) Valerie is a junior at Emory, and she excels across the board. She set herself a lot of big goals as a first year, but all of the pieces have fallen into place. She aced her MCAT early, secured a lucrative gap-year job in San Francisco, maintains a GPA of [...]
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OPINION
The Supreme Court has begun redesigning a century of precedent, breaking from judiciary tradition
APK/Wikimedia Commons On June 24, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization resulted in the overturning of nearly 50 years of precedent since Roe v. Wade. Many may have predicted this result as a product of a Roberts court mostly filled by Republican presidents or the rare leak of Associate Justice Samuel Alito’s majority opinion. However, [...]
Let’s talk about sex: Here’s how the Supreme Court wants to take away your bedroom rights
Emory Wheel/Chloe Yang Last week, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) took a horrifying stance against bodily autonomy. Millions of people across the county awoke to the abject reality of SCOTUS reversing half a century of progress. SCOTUS eliminated the constitutional right to terminate a pregnancy, overturning the precedent decision Roe v. Wade. [...]
Letter from the editors: The Wheel’s approach to covering community deaths
To the Emory community, This past academic year, the Emory community endured several student, faculty and staff deaths, including the passing of two Atlanta students from the Class of 2024 in the spring semester. During this time, the Wheel examined how we approached the death of community members in the past, and re-evaluated how we [...]
The ghosttown of the South: Selma, Alabama
The Emory Wheel/ Noor Aldayeh Going 80 miles per hour in a zone where the speed limit was 25 miles per hour helped me to conceptualize the vast emptiness of Selma’s community. When I say vast emptiness, I am not referring to Selma’s history and the amazing people who call it home, but rather the [...]
Emory must prioritize undergraduate teaching instead of pure research
Like many elite institutions, Emory prioritizes facilities and research and thereby boosts its academic reputation. In turn, the University neglects and diminishes the quality of undergraduate teaching as professors are more incentivized to care about research over teaching, the primary purpose of professors.
Flourishing as a Latinx woman at Emory
(Pixabay/Mohamed_Hassan) The concept of flourishing typically encompasses rapid growth and success. Yet I associate flourishing with strength and courage, particularly as a result of growing up in a highly “machista” region. To begin flourishing, it takes an incredible amount of strength to face the obstacles life presents. Personally, the pressure and pride of being one [...]
Taking a leave of absence from Emory was the best decision I ever made
(Emory Wheel) Last fall 2021 was the pinnacle of my anxiety-ridden college experience. My transition to college as an international student was crippled with fear and resulted in an abrupt leave of absence. Freshly graduated from a private school in the suburban bubble of wealthy families, I was ready to leave the comforts of my [...]
Emory, reverse the opioid stigma and put naloxone in accessible first aid kits around campus
Creative Commons/PunchingJudy In 1995 prescription opioids took the U.S. by storm. As pain began to be treated as a fifth vital sign in American medicine, pharmaceutical companies began aggressively advertising their powerful new painkillers while doctors started prescribing them, spurring the opioid crisis that has only worsened in the nearly thirty years since then. Emory [...]
College is a game many students don’t realize they’re playing
Unsplash/Randy Fath Life has become gamified. In order to receive a loan, one needs a high enough credit score, a point system that reduces a complex idea like financial credibility down to a single number. Posts on Twitter are measured by likes and retweets, a point system to which we have arbitrarily assigned value. Our [...]
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