Alex Yang ’28, Opinion Contributor
• November 12, 2025
In defense of freedom of speech on college campuses, 55 collegiate news organizations and their editors have signed an amicus curiae brief filed by the Student Press Law Center to support The Stanford...
We at Hamilton should be grateful about the situation we are in: we don’t have to worry about whether or not we will get our next meal. This is just a plain fact. Here on the Hill, our anxieties—as...
As the mayoral race comes to an end on November 4th, 2025, the three forerunners– Zohran Mamdami, Andrew Cuomo, and Curtis Sliwa– have begun the closing remarks for their campaigns. Following a string...
Like many Jewish students, I have watched antisemitism, led by the “Pro-Palestine Movement” surge on college campuses — from hateful chants to vandalism and intimidation. When Donald Trump promised...
Another year, another post-season disgrace for the New York Yankees. The 2025 season comes to an end after a blowout by the Toronto Blue Jays in a 3-1 series. A soggy performance by a scrambling defense...
The National Guard is a reserve group consisting of members from the U.S Air Force and the U.S. Army, whose members are part- time components generally holding civilian and military positions. Each state...
Hamilton College’s open curriculum continues to be one of the most prominent features of this school that allows students to shape their education around their individual interests and passions. With...
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“What do you want to be when you grow up?” It’s the question we’re asked from the earliest stages of our education. My mom always tells the story of going to my kindergarten open house and...
Peter Cannavò, Professor of Government
• September 26, 2025
The murder of right-wing political activist Charlie Kirk on Sept. 10 is the latest incident in a cycle of mounting political violence. Victims of these attacks span the political spectrum. Prior to...
Free laundry has become one of the biggest changes on campus this year, drawing a wide range of reactions from students. While some are relieved to no longer worry about paying per load, others question...
On Sept. 19, Trump released the Gold Card. Consisting of a $1 million gift to the United States (if applying individually), and an expedited naturalization process, this card grants high earning individuals...
Since the dismantling of USAID in Jan. 2025, foreign aid has been halted for people who have retired on it since the program’s foundation in 1961. More recently, this includes the Trump administration’s...
