After spending 15 years in the top 100, TU fell to 121 this year, but it won’t necessarily stay there.…
Out of Order: My disability and its personal boundaries
Whenever I meet someone new, I often get one of two reactions to my disability: First, they insist that they…
Debate size weakens eventual Democratic nominee
The DNC has made debate qualification rules that will bite them in the end. Earlier this month, the third of…
O’Rourke breaks Democratic tradition, confronts gun debate head-on
The former Representative from Texas made a plea and a promise while discussing a mandatory buy- back plan for assault…
Yang’s “Freedom Dividend” more radical than meets the eye
By giving $1,000 to each citizen, the plan would help fight multiple forms of inequality. Andrew Yang’s most radical plan…
General Motors strike a result of disloyalty to workers
After getting bailed out in 2008, GM did not respond in a similar way toward its employees. For those of…
Revolutionary rhetoric utilized in Area 51 craze
Though it resulted in a hundred people marching in the desert, the original idea might be better suited for larger…
School lunches pose problems that many schools haven’t answered
TU students often must plan their eating schedule around how many meal swipes they have left. In the average school,…
Trump administration’s vaping ban misguided, not punitive
Teenagers are alredy addicted to nicotine, so banning e-cigs and Juuls will push them to tobacco. Vapes, e-cigarettes, Juuls —…
The portrayal of disability in the media
In my last article, I tackled the idea that disability is largely invisible, both in our day-to-day lives and in…