Opinions
We need to end the hypocrisy of American culture
The ‘Safety and Happiness’ promised in the Declaration of Independence should belong to everyone here.
Your mom has feelings too
It's your parents first time experiencing life — give them some grace.
You can ‘protect your peace’ and still be a good friend
How I learned to get past the selfish behaviors that can break up friendships.
Creative or Convenient: Homemade versus store-bought Halloween costumes
Why the time and effort invested in homemade costumes will always beat the ease of pre-packaged gear.
Damned If We Do, Damned If We Don’t: The pressure behind women’s Halloween costumes
Between social media, misogyny and the price tag of “Halloweekend,” women face more than just costume stress each October.
Real friends don’t clip your wings
Your success isn’t theirs, and theirs isn’t yours — and that’s exactly how it should be.
No, English majors are not wasting their time
The decline of media literacy and rise of AI reignites the long debate about the value of liberal arts degrees.
EDITORIAL: A threat to the Indiana Daily Student is a threat to newsrooms everywhere
Indiana University’s censorship of the Indiana Daily Student is more than a campus dispute. It’s an assault on press freedom that endangers every newsroom’s right to report without interference.
Dealing with scholastic burnout after years of easy A’s
Many students who were once in accelerated courses find themselves mentally exhausted and falling behind.
Column: The pedestal effect of campus celebrities
It’s the idea of campus celebrities that we love, not the person.
Guest Letter: DePaul’s policies show anticipatory compliance — here’s how to end It
Without change, an alliance of students and staff argues, DePaul is subtly complying with federal law enforcement and ultimately putting its community at risk.
Clouded judgment: A generation hooked on vaping
Just when you thought nicotine addiction was gone, vapes such as Juul have ramped it up in a whole new way.