Opinion: AI’s practicality can revitalize the liberal arts

AI doesn’t make the liberal arts obsolete. It clarifies their purpose. Ironically, the disciplines long dismissed as impractical may be the most “future-proof.” Literature, history, philosophy, anthropology — these subjects don’t train students for a single job. They train them to think across jobs and industries. Read More »

Opinion: Low-paying, unpaid internships are a job barrier, not a bridge

If the goal is to prepare young adults for the workforce, the current system is failing. Internships should supplement — not replace — entry-level jobs. Read More »

Opinion: Free speech concerns point to SU’s echo chambers

When colleges punish dissenting speech, students aren’t taught how to think — they are taught what to think. Read More »