From advice on navigating a return to semi-normal campus life, to deep-dives into City politics all the way to bagel-based satire, opinions has you covered.
If you don’t know Allison Dantinne, then that’s truly a shame. But, you still have about a week before virtual graduation to find her email at the bottom of one of her satire pieces, email her and arrange a Zoom meeting.
As each semester winds down and students begin to prepare for finals, they are burdened with one more task to complete — OMETs.
OMET — Office of Measurement and Evaluation of Teaching — is a department...
The streets are filled with protesters. The shelves at grocery stores are empty, and pockets are even emptier.
Right now, Venezuela looks bleak — and Veronica, a Venezuelan immigrant living in Pittsburgh...
In most American courts of law, a raised voice or an opinion stated too aggressively will typically earn you the censure of the presiding judge. But that certainly wasn’t the case Tuesday night in the...
By Christian Snyder, Assistant Opinions Editor
• September 7, 2017
The name Boris Yeltsin should ring a bell, whether it brings to mind images of him leaping upon a tank during a coup in 1991 Moscow or standing drunk in his underpants in Washington, D.C. in 1995.
Yeltsin,...
By Christian Snyder, Assistant Opinions Editor
• August 29, 2017
I remember the first time a line of poetry caught me by surprise. I was sitting in the Cathedral of Learning mouthing the words of Ross Gay’s poem “catalog of unabashed gratitude” to myself.
The...
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