Writer archives: Peyton Tapp
Our obsession with short-form media is ruining how we watch movies
With the rise of social media, sitting down to watch a movie is a lost art. Our columnist argues we must learn to be comfortable with boredom. Read More »
Cornell banning fraternity parties is a reactive, short-term solution
The ban was the right call, but it’s only the beginning, and a reminder of how Cornell got here in the first place. Read More »
Online media bias is to blame for negative partisanship
Our columnist argues political party division is exacerbated by the media, leading to misperceptions of what’s happening in our country . Read More »
Regardless of 'D' grade, SU’s FIRE ranking must be viewed as an improvement
A quick glance at the “D” grade is hard to look at, but grades only measure where you land, not where you’re moving. Read More »
WSJ article is well-informed, but doesn't paint full picture of SU
A story written about a university’s cost is never going to explain why students choose it. Read More »
Liberal arts degrees should be valued the same as pre-professional ones
The liberal arts were never meant to be efficient; they were meant to be formative, our columnist argues. Read More »
Starting over as a transfer student at SU made me who I am today
Some of the best things that’ve happened to me only occurred because I was willing to take the leap. Read More »