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.

A year ago, rumors of a list that contained the names of men in media who were alleged of sexual assault began circulating. What is the fall-out, a year after #metoo?

Women bear an excessive burden when it comes to preventing pregnancy. What happens when we include the other half of the population?

In Canada, a Supreme Court decision impinges on Indigenous and First Nations' rights to treaties and environmental decisions.

Even after Kavanaugh's confirmation, the decision is controversial.

How do we ethically address viewpoints that are dissimilar from our own, especially ones as important as climate change? This article explores how discussions of climate change can evolve ethically.

Is there a moral obligation to honor the wishes of the deceased with respect to what should be done with their body after death?

Despite the benefits of social media, it might be hurting our mental health. So should we all be spending less time on Instagram?

Fentanyl testing strips could save lives for drug users, but not without the support of city and state governments.

While most legacy students are perfectly qualified, the practice itself seems to help one party disproportionately - the university itself.

Skepticism can be healthy, but it can also be misplaced. President Trump seems to use the tactic at the wrong times.

We can all agree that conservation efforts are crucial -- but how we choose which species to save is another question.

A Canadian Premier's move to override a court decision with a rarely-used Charter clause has grabbed international attention -- because it questions the rule of law.

With the first virgin Bachelor announced for this upcoming season of The Bachelor, this article examines the issues with the structure of the television show and its portrayal of sex due to its editing choices, and contestant selection.

Are we just co-opting social justice causes to turn a buck?

With large amounts of the population being born due to sperm donations, questions about family history and siblings are emerging and can be stressful on families and individuals. This article explores if we could or should try to regulate sperm donors?

Students of color on DePauw's campus lack some of the ability to congregate as students in historically white fraternities just because of where they live.

The supposed harm to accused men seems to be superseding the real harm done to women.

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.

Men in power are used to getting their way through tactics like rhetoric.

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.

Women's bodies are continually disrespected, and that misogynistic tendency came to the fore during Dr. Blasey's hearing against Brett Kavanaugh.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' decision to donate money to finance preschools and battle homelessness might be good. But is it enough?

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.