Why I’m a Marxist
Ramsey argues that the 'borgeouis' have twisted the average person's view of Marxism
America’s mass shooting culture, fear, and ‘freedom’
"I have been lucky to not lose any friends to this epidemic. Many cannot say the same."
Banning books won’t erase modern realities
Intellectual freedom is at the bottom of the story of banned books - but bigotry and ignorance are at the center
Mike Pence talks presidential prospects, Trump in campus speech
The former vice president participated in an interview with Fox News anchor Bret Baier for 2024's Mock Convention
The conservative “war” against trans people
An attempt to decode anti-trans rhetoric, using tweets from future campus speaker Matt Walsh
The failure of the red wave
Congratulations, Republicans. You’ve played yourselves
Justice Breyer’s retirement leaves the Supreme Court wounded
Justice Breyer’s retirement is a wise political decision, but will be a loss for an increasingly polarized court
Mitch McConnell is threatening us with a global financial crisis
… But it provides the Democrats with an opportunity
“Socially liberal, fiscally conservative”
A deeply contradictory and unsustainable belief system
The power of political passion
Every election is consequential, but this year comes with many issues that will dictate the rest of our lives
Politics professor Tyler Dickovick has died. Here’s how the W&L community is remembering him.
Students, alumni and faculty submitted memories with Dickovick to the Ring-tum Phi. Here are their stories.