Marko Mavrovic

George Floyd's murder and the subsequent protests and continued violence against protesters and police speak to numerous violations of human dignity. How can dignity be restored?

Do the responsibilities of celebrity extend to keeping some of their opinions to themselves? Must they play by a different set of rules than the general public?

How can graduating seniors overcome their feelings of loss, regret, and lack of closure? By looking at the ways we are and are not bound by time and our sense of identity.

Changes to higher education raise the question of the value of the college experience including residential colleges and face-to-face instruction. Can the goods they bestow be replicated?

Our current predicament requires that we reassess the way we understand ourselves, or lives, and our relation to this world.

When faced with an adversary like COVID-19, we seem destined to look for grander strategies of response. But sometimes the simplest steps are the most potent.

Do we, as voters, have an obligation to be informed? Where could such a duty come from? Who might we owe it to?

The increasing trend of subjective reporting in journalism blurs the distinction between fact and opinion and threatens to undermine the political process.

Violating state sovereignty by intervening on environmental grounds is an under-discussed topic. As the world shrinks and our problems expand, what role will our modern conceptions of the nation-state play in our future?

Trump's embrace of the 'nationalist' label has drawn criticism. Is there any version of nationalism that is defensible?

Should it be revealed that our actions are not as autonomous as we assume them to be, how might this impact our conception of punishment and desert?

Much has been made of the US's intention to return to the moon. What did Apollo 11 mean then and what might another voyage mean now?

Societal acceptance of physician-assisted suicide has been growing, but the costs aren't always so easy to see.

The furor sparked by the slanted treatment of Covington High School protesters raises questions about the prospects of objectivity in the days of instant news.

After Kevin Spacey's sexual assault allegations, is it ethically permissible to still wear clothing that represent his work on House of Cards?

What determines who we listen to in public discourse? And how should our system of government affect said discourse? This article explores how we should continue national discussions of sexual assault allegations.

What are the dangers involved in social media censorship? This article uses Alex Jone's removal from social media to examine the problems that come with censorship.