Opinion

Tech giant pays teens for total access to their phone activity

Increasing popularity of tutors leads to questions of equity and fairness

Tiger moms disregard their children’s personal desires, harming them as well as their family relationship

Reporter argues that confusion around health survey’s tutorial implementation wastes chance to collect valuable data.

Reporter argues that student calls for more humanities courses fail to consider practitalility and the student body’s overall interests.

Reporter argues that high test scores are not correlated with intelligence and should not be treated or addressed as such

Reporter argues that applications that track teen locations can be a positive aspect of student life, despite arguments about personal privacy.

Reporter argues that injecting identity politics into writing should be done with caution to avoid unimaginative and repetitive themes.

Reporter argues that the new DoorDash Ban is not a bad thing.

Reporter argues that the portrayal of history in textbooks is very much subject to bias, and that that can be a dangerous thing.