Writer archives: Ella DeCamp
Financial aid covers college, but not every aspect of college life
While financial aid covers tuition costs, it doesn’t always cover the various expenses that come with college life. Our columnist argues that students deserve aid that protects them from small, unexpected expenses. Read More »
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 »