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October 9, 2026Pushing Back Against the Jane Doe Pushback
But are these reactions justified? Not yet.
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October 8, 2026Ask Not What Your Institute of Politics Can Do For You, But If It Hazed You
Harvard’s Institute of Politics has been riddled with hazing allegations, a broken culture, and pieces of its own mission to clean up.
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October 8, 2026SLE invites Professional Dominatrix to Advise Students
Newell […] will “advise” students based on her “wide-ranging life as a drag performer, kink worker, journalist, and archivist of San Francisco’s queer sexual community.”
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October 8, 2026John Adams College revives A.A. Milne’s forgotten play, The Ivory Door
Students at JAC have banded together to create the first-ever dramatized, full-cast audio recording of the long-forgotten play, The Ivory Door.
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October 7, 2026The Cornell Seven Is Fueling a Campus Media Frenzy
I saw students at my own university — Columbia — relentlessly post on Instagram, highlighting stories from various other “rape” victims.
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October 6, 2026The Cost of Luxury at Blume on Ivy
As UVA students begin their search for next year’s housing, a new luxury apartment complex—Blume on Ivy—is an option many are considering.
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October 6, 2026The Diversity Myth 30 Years Later
By now, we are all aware that Stanford loves to claim it’s a diverse place.
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October 6, 2026Con: Should One Stay on Campus to Socialize?
Though our undergraduate student population is just 6,000, when you first arrive on campus it feels like there might as well be infinite people.
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October 1, 2026Notre Dame Hosts Inaugural Arts Biennial
[T]he biennial is “rooted in the belief that the arts are essential to communal flourishing.”
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October 1, 2026Mandatory University Trainings Support “Sexting”
Official messaging raises questions about shifting campus norms.

