Civics Resources Rachel Robison-Greene | 4 May 2017 Homeless in Utah, Desperately Seeking a Backyard "Not in my backyard" has combined with gentrification to create a harmful force affecting Utah's homeless.
Criminal Justice Rachel Robison-Greene | 2 May 2017 Justice on a Conveyor Belt: The Death Penalty in Arkansas With its supply of lethal injection sedatives set to expire, Arkansas recently aimed to execute eight inmates in 11 days.
Fearless Girl, Charging Bull Wall Street's sculpture showdown provokes questions of artist intent in public art. 28 Apr 2017 | Carrie Robinson
Jehovah’s Witnesses: An Extremist Group in Russia On Russia's decision to label Jehovah's Witnesses as an extremist group for a lack of patriotism, despite their belief in pacifism and nonviolence. 26 Apr 2017 | Sarah Ertelt
Social Issues as Product Promotion: Exploitation or Artistic License? Kendall Jenner's Pepsi ad isn't alone in tying economic profit to social justice advocacy 25 Apr 2017 | Emily Troyer
Moral Obligations and Tinfoil Hats: The Ethics of Conspiracy Though more relevant now than ever, belief in conspiracy has long been a controversial aspect of society. 21 Apr 2017 | Rachel Robison-Greene
Easter and the Ethics of the Resurrection Can one consider herself a Christian if she does not believe in the resurrection of Christ? 20 Apr 2017 | Gabriel Andrade
What the United Incident Says About the Airline Industry On how the overbooking incident on United Airlines speaks to problems with the business models of the domestic airline industry. 17 Apr 2017 | Amy Brown
The Ethics of an Atheist Pope Pope Francis has not said he is an atheist, but he has made statements supporting atheism over hypocrisy. What would the implications be if the Pope were an atheist? 7 Apr 2017 | Gabriel Andrade
The Implicit Bias of Zero Tolerance Policies On zero tolerance policies on juvenile crime and the school-to-prison pipeline. 3 Apr 2017 | Peper Langhout
Cultural Appropriation in American Holi Festivals On American celebrations of Holi and their potential for cultural appropriation. 1 Apr 2017 | Sarah Ertelt
Peter Singer and the Ethics of Eugenics Pamela J. Hobart argues that more nuance is needed when deciding what counts as eugenics, and whether eugenics can be ethical. 27 Mar 2017 | Pamela J. Hobart
Betsy DeVos and the Changing Face of Public Education Betsy DeVos' confirmation as the Secretary of Education has raised questions about whether public schools should be run according to free-market principles. 25 Mar 2017 | Emily Troyer
Feminism, Privilege, and Trans Inclusivity Controversial statements by feminist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie spark questions of whether feminism is inclusive of trans women's experiences. 24 Mar 2017 | Meredith McFadden
A Women's Council, Without any Women On deciding women's rights without asking women. 23 Mar 2017 | Nathaniel Reed
Move Over, Mercator: World Maps in Boston's Public Schools On changing to the Gall-Peters world map projection in Boston's public schools. 22 Mar 2017 | Amy Brown
Questions of Access as Harvard Law Accepts the GRE Harvard Law School has decided to accept the GRE, in addition to the LSAT. What are the implications for the school's access and excellence? 21 Mar 2017 | Gail Enright
Taxing Sugar to Fight Obesity On the benefits and consequences of a federal sugar tax. 16 Mar 2017 | Sarah Ertelt
Feminism in 2017: Inclusionary or Exclusive? On feminism's potential exceptions to inclusivity in 2017. 15 Mar 2017 | Emily Troyer
DACA and the Dangers of College Campuses Donald Trump's threat to repeal DACA puts universities with undocumented students in a difficult position. 14 Mar 2017 | Peper Langhout
Traffic Cameras: Hidden Tax or Safety Measure? Are traffic cameras installed to increase safety or as a revenue source? 13 Mar 2017 | Carrie Robinson
On Drones: Helpful versus Harmful On drones' societal benefits and consequences. 6 Mar 2017 | Nathaniel Reed
