Doublethink makes legal abuse possible
Trump administration will use the Constitution to make the impossible inevitable.
Job automation threatens employment opportunities
Future jobs will be replaced with proliferation of artificial intelligence and robotics.
Recreational reading restores rich culture of ideas
In a time of instant gratification and social media, books can provide both a rest and challenge to students.
Polarized politics stifle free speech
Students can learn the value of free speech from its condemnation at Berkeley earlier this year.
American Christians perpetuate myth of American Exceptionalism
Students should ponder the effects of nationalism and religion in the Trump era.
It is time to ban the death penalty
Arkansas execution spree sparks national debate on capital punishment.
Mature faith requires understanding pain
As Christians, students should have their hearts broken by the struggles of the oppressed people in this world.
Alabama megachurch blurs line between church and state
Briarwood Presbyterian Church should reconsider establishing their own police department.
University students lose out to certificate programs
New and different models of higher education provide students with the means for immediate employment.
Feminism is not about hating men
A complex and controversial movement finds itself victim to common misconceptions.
At the start of every semester, the Torrey Honors College holds a series of lectures for each class of students called “Why You Read What You...