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This has been a challenging year on many college and university campuses. The devastating events in Israel and Gaza have generated strong and varied reactions among students, faculty, staff, and…
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Readers write back: Carls in the Wild; Remembering Bob Will; On Being Organic Beings
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With trust in the media and government at all-time lows, how are journalists covering a historic election? Jonathan Capehart ’07, Danielle Kurtzleben ’05, and others weigh in.
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In introducing this issue’s politics special section, we consider a question raised by Benjamin Franklin 237 years ago: is the sun rising or setting on American democracy?
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There’s a bogeyman hovering over the election: the threat of erroneous information about the issues, candidates, and electoral processes involved. Here’s how to protect yourself.
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For the 2024 election issue, the Voice commissioned four alumni artists to reinvent the get-out-the-vote poster in light of the November U.S. election. Click each poster to learn more about…
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“My vote is to protect the value of all life, the betterment of our care, and respect for one another and our home planet.”
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“We’ve always been here, and maybe we weren’t included in the original symbolism of the flag but we can always add that on our own.”
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“They are my way of trying to find the good and the promising inside a tornado. And that is how I am looking at this election and our future.”
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“Everyone has power; it’s just a matter of who’s allowed to keep it or whose power isn’t constantly challenged.”
