On Monday, May 11, faculty at Princeton University passed a proposal to revise its honor system and require instructor supervision for 100 percent of in-person exams. Since the implementation of its honor...

This morning, I received a flurry of messages about this year’s housing selection. My roommate and I had written down a list of 12 rooms we wanted, and by 10 a.m., our first six choices were gone. As...

As a frequent listener of political podcasts, I’ve noticed that most episodes regarding the 2024 presidential election illustrate the same trend: voters are frustrated by the prospective candidates....

The internet is blowing up with stories of “Sephora tweens,” a recent epidemic of middle school girls crowding beauty stores to buy products from high-end brands such as Drunk Elephant, Charlotte Tilbury...

The goal of college admissions is to consider an applicant holistically and personally, but words on paper reveal only a portion of what a person can offer. Realistically, four years of hard work cannot...

Voter registration is one of those looming tasks that rests in the back of your mind until the missed deadline reminds you that it’s too late. It’s understandable — registration isn’t always easy...

When I was admitted to Wellesley, I saw my acceptance letter as a golden ticket. My Wonka’s Chocolate Factory, so to speak, was a campus devoid of judgment, insecurity and most importantly—mansplaining....

A battle with a winner. A high-stakes race for the top spot. These attention-grabbing phrases frequently pop up in my news notifications, and I click immediately, expecting updates on wars or the Olympics....