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Turmoil, protest and a sea of partisan divide. That is the image most of the country gets of political discourse on college campuses nowadays.
The celebrity's tweets are a call to action for a broken and tired nation to pull back together.
Virginity must be looked at as an indicator of where a person is in his or her sexual history in the context of his or her personal morals.
Exclusivity in racial discourse will only inhibit efforts toward social justice.
Marketing professor Bill Bergman on the anxiety about grades that becomes exacerbated near the end of the semester.
The university's housing process is both overly rigid and inconvenient, leaving some students disappointed with their upcoming housing situations.
A Republican commentator made thought-provoking remarks during UR's Sharp Viewpoint series that surprised many in the largely progressive audience.
The university cares more about collecting money and less about the well-being of its minority of students on need-based aid.
With its 2018 Autumn/Winter collection, Gucci crosses the line between cultural appreciation and appropriation.
The university's new website fails to contribute to effective external communication about the prevalence of sexual assault on college campuses.
I attended my first (and last) gun show to get to the bottom of the “gun show loophole."
Senior Kayla Solsback speaks directly to Paul Queally in the wake of the announcement of his most recent donation to the university.
Mental illness becoming synonymous with mass shootings is an issue. Not all cases of mental illnesses result in mass shootings or suicide.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe's newest release not only entertains, but sends a powerful message.
It's our job to promote a culture of acceptance and inclusivity on our campus.
On Feb. 2, 2018, the Republican National Committee officially endorsed President Trump’s “efforts to bar transgender people from military service” altogether.
The greatest threat to our generation is a big government that stifles our citizens with high taxes, burdensome regulations and out-of-control spending.
As a part of Black History Month this February, we are called to reflect on the less notable black heroes in America's history.
After 34 years teaching at UR, Professor Mike Spear is retiring. He is without a doubt The Collegian’s biggest supporter and critic. We will miss him.
