Tens of thousands of people struggle with eating disorders in the U.S. What they may not realize is that many of them may also be struggling with food insecurity. Our Arts & Life editor reflects on her experiences. Read more
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Different dialects of English have long been looked down upon by academia. Because of this, code switching has become essential to many people in America as they go through school, including our own Geraldine Espinosa, who shares some of her experience. Read more
After 9 months of backlash against Cardi B's song "WAP", it's important to look at the double standard the music industry has set for male and female artists. Read more
As Aidan, an aspiring elite athlete, became comfortable with a new routine living in Tucson, the pandemic suddenly pulled the ground out from underneath us all, forcing him to move away from the city and reminisce about what he misses most. Read more
In this guest letter, Santiago Castiello-Gutiérrez voices his opinion about universities misusing the title "global campus", and how the UA's announcement of a new global campus does not quite line up right, since there was a global campus already in place. Read more
Ethnic studies is an important part of education at every level, not only for learning about cultures other than one's own, but for becoming a more well-rounded student and doing better in school overall. Read more
Women have pushed through many barriers throughout America's history, but does President Donald Trump's token-brand of feminism undermine that progress and trick women into voting for a man who has undermined women his whole life? Read more
The debut of Disney's live-action remake of the classic Mulan was championed to be a movie representing Chinese culture that would not be white-washed. However, amidst controversy surrounding the Chinese government detaining an ethnic minority, Uyghur muslims, in re-education camps, as well as government-backed police brutality against Hong Kong protesters, Disney is now facing a massive boycott for a thank-you note at the end of the film. Read more
When a president spreads false information, abuses power and fails to protect the people, the media need not refrain from criticism. It is their responsibility to keep these powers in check, even if some politicians — contrary to fact and evidence — claim "bias" is to blame. Read more
Many people fear this election cycle will be marred by voter suppression lead by the Trump administration. However, for minority groups in America, voter suppression is an issue every election cycle. Read more
In the aftermath of Kyle Rittenhouse murdering two unarmed people in Kenosha and not being shot or harmed in any way, let alone immediately arrested, we call into question how so many can deny the existence of white privilege. Read more
'Test, trace, treat' is UA's motto for overcoming the Coronavirus on campus. One method of doing so, antibody testing, may not be as effective as hoped in helping accomplish this goal. Read more
As students return to campuses across the country, outbreaks in sororities and fraternities may prevent the success of reentries as well as shut down the attempt of in-person classes. Read more
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