Opinions

William Wehrs wiwehrs@ursinus.edu When one turns on the news these days, one tends to see constant stories about the 2020 Presidential election, or President Donald […]

Jen Josephjejoseph1@ursinus.edu Reboots, remakes, reinventions. We’ve all heard of ‘em, we’ve all seen a few, and heck, sometimes they’re even good. “The Wizard of Oz” […]

Daniel Walker dawalker@ursinus.edu On April 17th, 2019, the Notre Dame cathedral in Paris suddenly and unexpectedly caught fire. Though the inner spire of the venerated […]

Thomas Bantley thbantley@ursinus.edu With April 15 behind us, Americans have had our annual reminder that taxes are often a pain. Even those who advocate for […]

William Wehrs  wiwehrs@ursinus.edu  On April 12, 2019, the United States Supreme Court ruled to uphold President Donald Trump’s ban on transgender civilians serving in the […]

Daniel Walker  dawalker@ursinus.edu  For many of us, the primary function of music is escapism: music offers us an opportunity to shut out the stressors and […]

Jen Joseph jejoseph1@ursinus.edu So I watched Jordan Peele’s new “Twilight Zone” episode. It was pretty good. Not great, but not lacking in imagination either. What […]

William Wehrs wiwehrs@ursinus.edu It was with a heavy heart that I learned of Dr. Ross Doughty’s passing on March 28, 2018. Dr. Doughty once wrote […]

Thomas Bantley thbantley@ursinus.edu In anticipation of the 2020 election, many of today’s most pressing issues – such as health- care, education and climate change – […]

Daniel Walker dawalker@ursinus.edu After spending a little over two years waiting with bated breath for Special Counsel Robert Mueller to drop the highly anticipated results […]