Opinion
Opinion: If you're "right," you're wrong
By Maddie Bright | September 28, 2016When liberalism reigns on campus, where do conservative students fit in?
When liberalism reigns on campus, where do conservative students fit in?
Trump rhetoric reflects white power, and even silent support has a violent implication.
Victim blaming isn't helping anyone.
Until we are ready to have a discussion about the way drunken privilege manifests itself on our campus concerns about hypocrisy should stop students from critiquing privilege in others.
WGSS Board Members write to acknowledge support for students in the wake of sexual assault controversy.
University of Chicago opposed trigger warning in a welcome letter. I'm here to tell you why the school was wrong.
Why protesting on campus is still worthwhile
While reflecting on the devastating events that recently took place in our nation, I have been considering what part I can play in fostering communication and progress as a young white person in today's world.
University of Richmond brags an accessible campus, but Marin Kobb's temporary disability has given her an insider's perspective of how that may not be true.
Avoiding issues does nothing to solve them – particularly issues of race.
Westhampton Lake can be used for more than Instagram photos.
GPAs present only a snapshot of a student's potential.
The fight against ISIS has made no progress because of the nature of the enemy. ISIS is more than a terrorist group: it is a dynamic, semi-functioning state.
We are partially responsible for the division between political parties. Here's how to fix it.
Jack Nicholson, outgoing editor-in-chief of The Collegian, offers readers some of his final thoughts as a new staff takes over.
Racism and racial indifference at Richmond was incredibly visible with the wave of extremely repulsive Yik Yak posts in late February.
Please, at all costs, vote for someone not named Donald Trump.
Black History Month serves as a reminder for Americans of all colors to appreciate the breadth and totality of black contributions to American culture
The coordinate college system, in short, is not as inclusive as some administrative personnel continue to believe
