The Problem With College Implants
Campuses are a hotbed of social and academic life, but an entire community with its own nuances and concerns exists outside this bubble. Beyond the comfort of dining halls and dormitories, there lies a world of opportunity and growth. If you are to claim a city and its corresponding university, you must commit yourself to loving it wholly.
Jay Hartley, President of College Democrats
The following is an edited interview with Jay Hartley (they/them), the newly elected President of College Democrats of America. We talk about the future of College Democrats, the future of the Democratic Party and the future of progressive politics.
School Clubs are Now Resume Puppets
These organizations don’t serve their missions anymore — they generate resume-positions.
The Case for Studying Abroad
It’s an experience that allows students to grow, become more independent, and to explore new places while learning about the world around them and subjects they are interested in.
In the Wake of Roe v. Wade Overturning, Colleges Should Show Support
Helping students have access to abortion services (and maybe contraception if that goes too) will make students less fearful and more safe about their experiences in college, and this in turn will help colleges maintain their competitiveness in admissions.
End the War on Hazing
School policy around Greek Life has not stopped hazing. Instead, it has lead to a dangerous blind-eye approach from administrators.
