Scripps’ inaction on sustainability efforts contradicts its mission as a liberal arts college, discrediting its self-prescribed identity as a leader in building a just society for its students.
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OPINION: Popping an intellectually liberal bubble
Diversity, complex as it may be, must include an ideological component in order to properly represent the wide variety of identities people hold.
EDITORIAL BOARD: Who we’re covering, who we’re not — spring 2019
A look back at who and what TSL’s covered this year — and how we’re trying to make our coverage more equitable.
OPINION: ‘Fake news’: The new favorite words of worldwide dictators
Donald Trump’s “fake news” rhetoric has spread around the globe — endangering journalists everywhere.
OPINION: Evil isn’t always ugly
Fictional media often portrays villains as ugly or disfigured, which plays into deep-seated societal bigotry.
OPINION: Four years post-Obergefell, trans people have a day in court
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the case of Aimee Stephens, who was fired from her job for being transgender. The fate of every transgender person in the country rests on her case, and it’s absolutely terrifying.
EDITORIAL BOARD: Student newsrooms are here to serve you. All we ask for in return is adequate funding
Student newsrooms exist to cover student voices. All we ask in return is to be adequately funded.
OPINION: Voices from the Denver House — The divine provide guidance and service for the world
Sama Atmashakti Ananda (Samuel Sjoberg), a member of the Denver House, explains why he joined and what he has gained since living in the house.
OPINION: Love is an opinion, and it’s usually wrong
Love’s not all it’s cracked up to be and we shouldn’t take so much stock in it.
OPINION: Voices from Denver House — ‘We are all called upon to create a relationship with Spirit’
Isabel Kelly (Sundara Shakta Vinyasa Ananda) explains how she interprets her connection to her Soul and Spirit, and how this has changed since she came to Denver House.