Criminal Justice Amy Elyse Gordon | 30 Oct 2018 The Pittsburgh Shooting and Secondary Anti-Semitism In the wake of the mass murder at a Pittsburgh synagogue, this article explores Secondary Antisemitism as a form of erasure of the struggles of jewish people and its connection to this attack.
Opinion Alex Layton | 24 Oct 2018 Opinion: Kavanaugh Was the Wrong Choice Even after Kavanaugh's confirmation, the decision is controversial.
On Supposed Harm The supposed harm to accused men seems to be superseding the real harm done to women. 5 Oct 2018 | Meredith McFadden
Himpathy: The (Pre-emptive) Word of the Year What does it mean to have "himpathy," and how does this societal phenomenon affect survivors of sexual assault? This article uses the recent nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh and Senate hearings to explore this topic. 4 Oct 2018 | A.G. Holdier
Sexual Abuse and the Rhetoric of Powerful Men Men in power are used to getting their way through tactics like rhetoric. 3 Oct 2018 | Amy Elyse Gordon
We Listen to Accusers, Should We Listen to the Accused? 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. 2 Oct 2018 | Prindle News Hound
Disrespect for Women—Indelible in the Hippocampus Women's bodies are continually disrespected, and that misogynistic tendency came to the fore during Dr. Blasey's hearing against Brett Kavanaugh. 1 Oct 2018 | Rachel Robison-Greene
On The Times Op-Ed: Ethics of Anonymous Sources Though the New York Times op-ed on Trump's White House was published weeks ago, there are ethical questions about it that have yet to be discussed. 27 Sep 2018 | Alex Layton
How Should We Consider Brett Kavanaugh's Sexual Assault Allegation? What do the allegations against Brett Kavanaugh mean, and how should we move forward? 24 Sep 2018 | Andrew Bobker
"Ill-Humors" of Society: The Politicization of the Supreme Court The Federalist Papers show that the Supreme Court was supposed to be above politics. Is it too politicized now? 16 Jul 2018 | Casey Ford
Should the United States Supreme Court Be Abolished? Does the Supreme Court help or hinder the U.S.'s democracy? 5 Jul 2018 | Daniel Beck
A Trump Administration Press Secretary Walks Into a Restaurant When Sarah Huckabee Sanders was asked to leave a Virginia restaurant, critics on both sides of the aisle erupted. 27 Jun 2018 | Rachel Robison-Greene
Should Political Apparel be Allowed in Polling Places? Voting used to be a dangerous process, but is it now too controlled? 21 Jun 2018 | Rachel Robison-Greene
Family Separation at the U.S.-Mexico Border The Trump Administration has proposed a variety of excuses for its policy of separating migrant children from their parents at the border. Do any of them actually hold up? 14 Jun 2018 | Jean Kazez
Moral Responsibility at the U.S.-Mexico Border Border Patrol policies have funneled migrants from Mexico to some of the harshest terrain on the border. Who is morally responsible for their deaths? 21 May 2018 | Daniel Beck
DePauw in The Trump Era: Has Trump Influenced Racist Incidents on Campus? The racist occurrences on DePauw's campus do not take place in a vacuum. 30 Apr 2018 | Byron Mason II
In Washington, D.C., A March Against Fear At the March For Our Lives, young people stood front and center in the fight against gun violence in America. 28 Mar 2018 | Prindle News Hound
Opinion: Non-Disclosure Agreements and the Ethics of Paying for Silence Scandals involving powerful men like Donald Trump and Harvey Weinstein have trained the spotlight on the controversial non-disclosure agreement. 21 Mar 2018 | Jean Kazez
Moral Luck and the Trump-Russia Investigation Philosophical theories of Moral Luck allow us to determine how blameworthy the actors in the Trump-Russia investigation really are. 16 Mar 2018 | Daniel Beck
The National Popular Vote Bill: Innovative Solution or End Run around the Constitution? Eleven states have passed laws meant to circumvent the Electoral College's shortfalls. But will their efforts improve voting in America? 27 Feb 2018 | Rachel Robison-Greene
Why Jeff Sessions Should End his War on Marijuana As Attorney General, Jeff Sessions has renewed federal scrutiny of marijuana in the US. But his move appears out of step with the changing times. 31 Jan 2018 | Abigail Joens-Witherow
