The Collegian should be proud of its thoughtful and principled editorial on November 14 (“The Weekly: What Happened to ‘Agree to Disagree?’”). If I may reinforce your point: tolerating — and even seeking — genuine political dialogue isn’t just the right thing to do. It makes us all better. We all know by now that...
Republicans like to critique the Left for abandoning merit for the sake of diversity. They should be just as watchful their new president-elect does not abandon merit for the sake of personal loyalty. President-elect Donald Trump has named several choices for top jobs in his next administration, but he ruled out two people who contributed...
While many of us here at Hillsdale have been celebrating Donald Trump’s win, some liberal women across the country are screaming, crying, and swearing off sex forever. You read that right. Following South Korea’s 4B movement, which takes its name from “bi,” the Korean word for “no,” some American women say they are boycotting four...
When I first became a licensed driver, checking the organ donor box seemed like a no-brainer. I marked that option on my license, content with the idea that, even in death, I might be able to provide life. Recently, however, a troubling story surfaced that left me questioning the ethics of organ donation and the...
It’s cuffing season, but your friends shouldn’t suffer for it. When you begin a new romantic relationship, it’s easy to leave your old friendships in the dust. After all, you’re now spending all your time on Miss or Mr. Perfect. It’s hard to see where other friendships could even fit into your new schedule. But...