Against Testosterone Testing in Sports A major sports association now requires testosterone testing for female athletes. That is a mistake. 24 May 18 | Jean Kazez
The Future of Farming: Reconsidering the E. Coli Breakout Identifying the problems that caused the E. coli outbreak in May might point us towards newer, more sustainable methods of farming. 22 May 18 | Nathaniel Reed
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 18 | Daniel Beck
Opinion: President Trump, Peacemaker? Is Donald Trump really in the running for the Nobel Peace Prize? 17 May 18 | Jean Kazez
In the Boy Scouts, Making Room for More than Just Boys In an attempt to diversify its membership, the Boy Scouts will soon be open to girls. What are the implications for the organization's future? 16 May 18 | Rachel Robison-Greene
Eric Schneiderman and the Moral Wrongs of Hypocrisy New York's former Attorney General has been a strong supporter of the #MeToo movement. He has also been accused of assaulting four women. 15 May 18 | Meredith McFadden
Rape by Deception And the (Im)morality of Law Questions of consent have taken centerstage in campus sexual assault cases, but what about questions of fraud? 14 May 18 | Kiara Goodwine
Childish Gambino's "This is America": Why It Matters "This is America" is a viral hit, but can it be the wake-up call America needs? 10 May 18 | Byron Mason II
Natural Disasters? Earthquakes, Eruptions, and Climate Change Until we see the effects in our own back yards, the impact of climate change seems distant. 9 May 18 | Sarah Ertelt
The Iran Deal: Shaky Future, Uncertain Repercussions President Trump's looming decision on the Iran Deal keeps world leaders on edge. 8 May 18 | Luka Ignac
"Minibrains" and the Future of Drug Testing The ethical questions posed by using "minibrains" for drug testing are serious. Now is the time to consider them. 7 May 18 | Daniel Beck
When It Comes to the Environment, is Education Morally Obligatory? We now know more about human impacts on the environment than ever before. Does that mean we are morally obligated to keep learning? 3 May 18 | Rachel Robison-Greene
NFL to Cheerleaders: Down Girl! Cheerleading has often been seen as problematic for women. The revelation of the NFL's contracts for cheerleaders hasn't changed that. 2 May 18 | Jean Kazez
From Minstrel Shows to The Simpsons: Racism in American Comedy Comedy and satire cartoons are supposed to push boundaries, but all too often, they fall back on deeply ingrained racist imagery. 1 May 18 | Kiara Goodwine
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 18 | Byron Mason II
Earth Day, Lettuce Shortages, and Future Food Crises Earth Day's theme may have been ending plastic pollution, but many more environmental crises are at hand. 27 Apr 18 | Sarah Ertelt
The Ethics of Short-Term Medical Missions Short-term medical missions bring necessary treatment to people who need it. They also run the risk of perpetuating colonialism. 26 Apr 18 | Daniel Beck
Searching for Authenticity, Finding Fallacy When we look for an "authentic" restaurant, what do we really mean? 25 Apr 18 | Andrew Bobker
The Return of the Race Debate A controversial article in The New York Times has revived the debate about the ethics of race, science, and so-called "race realism." 24 Apr 18 | Jean Kazez
Who is Welcome at Starbucks? Two black men walked into a Philadelphia Starbucks to meet a friend. Moments later, the store manager called the police. 23 Apr 18 | Jean Kazez
California Has its Own Travel Ban. Is That a Good Thing? California's controversial travel ban forbids state funding for travel to states that discriminate against LGBTQ+ communities. 20 Apr 18 | Rachel Robison-Greene
Does Implicit Bias Explain Gender Discrimination? Is implicit bias the key to understanding gender discrimination, or has the concept been overvalued? 18 Apr 18 | Jean Kazez
Syria and the Limits of Moral Options When it comes to the Syrian Civil War, is there an ethical way for the international community to intervene? 17 Apr 18 | Meredith McFadden
Arming Teachers: A Half-Baked Solution to Gun Violence Gun violence in schools is more prevalent than ever, yet still law-makers suggest arming teachers is the best solution. 16 Apr 18 | Kelsie Roberton