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Turns out, you can pick your family

Turns out, you can pick your family

By Arabella Breck
May 8, 2017
It takes a village—How parents with mental health conditions can be successful

It takes a village—How parents with mental health conditions can be successful

By Arabella Breck
May 8, 2017
Turns out, you can pick your family

Xenophobia, intolerance cannot be rebranded

By Arabella Breck
May 1, 2017
Turns out, you can pick your family

Sexual assault must be addressed regardless of circumstances

By Arabella Breck
April 24, 2017
Turns out, you can pick your family

Airstrikes in Syria are America’s, not Trump’s

By Arabella Breck
April 10, 2017
US cannot be casual about increasing airstrike casualties

US cannot be casual about increasing airstrike casualties

By Arabella Breck
April 3, 2017
Turns out, you can pick your family

Developed countries must mind the gender pay gap

By Arabella Breck
March 27, 2017
Turns out, you can pick your family

South Korea emerging as democracy’s dark horse

By Arabella Breck
March 13, 2017
Famine victims should not be victims of bad politics

Famine victims should not be victims of bad politics

By Arabella Breck
March 6, 2017
Next up: A Day Without Decency

Next up: A Day Without Decency

By Arabella Breck
February 27, 2017
Hijab is not a symbol of misogyny

Hijab is not a symbol of misogyny

By Arabella Breck
February 27, 2017
Turns out, you can pick your family

Human rights advocates needed now more than ever

By Arabella Breck
February 20, 2017
Turns out, you can pick your family

Internet access is good for more than memes

By Arabella Breck
February 13, 2017
Turns out, you can pick your family

Indian education must value progress

By Arabella Breck
February 6, 2017
Turns out, you can pick your family

Don’t forget the walls that came before Trump’s

By Arabella Breck
January 30, 2017
Women's March goes global

Women’s March goes global

By Arabella Breck
January 23, 2017
The Chicago Women's March was forced to cancel the march portion of the event due to the unexpected volume of people. At an estimated 150,000 people, Chicago's rally was one of the largest in the country compared to the Women's March on Washington held Jan. 21 to oppose the inauguration of President Donald Trump. 

Chicago organizes largest Women’s March outside of DC

By Arabella Breck
January 21, 2017

Obama, eight years later: ‘Yes we can, yes we did’

By Arabella Breck
January 11, 2017
Children are not to blame in child marriages

Wake up world, 2017 is coming

By Arabella Breck
December 12, 2016
Children are not to blame in child marriages

Children are not to blame in child marriages

By Arabella Breck
December 5, 2016
There are currently 18 buildings on campus with all-gender restrooms, according the college’s website 

Students: ‘Gender Initiative a step in the right direction’

By Arabella Breck, Campus Reporter
September 14, 2015
The Renegades board members left to right: Tina Roberts, Mark Brticevich, Mike Sempek and Taylor Kaurin

Renegades look to score with upcoming semester

By Arabella Breck, Campus Reporter
September 8, 2015
The Center for Research Libraries offers resources that libraries usually do not offer, said Virignia Kerr, spokeswoman for CRL.

Columbia joins Center for Research Libraries

By Arabella Breck, Campus Reporter
September 8, 2015

Television Department chair steps down

By Arabella Breck
April 27, 2015

AEMMP Records celebrates spring release

By Arabella Breck
April 27, 2015
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