The students announced their plans to stay put until the administration agrees to divest from arms manufacturers.

"As president, I have based my decision on what I believe to be in the best interests of the College as a whole."

Police escorted protestors out of Alexander Hall in several small groups with their hands zip-tied behind their backs.

The students voted overwhelmingly in favor of divestment and disclosure.

Did the Constitution Pave the Way to Emancipation?

Student activists act as though Pitzer can have more sway than the President of the United States. 

Vincent Phillip Muñoz '93 on natural rights and free exercise

Rhetorical excesses hinder truth-seeking in the midst of conflict.

Those who aspire to think more critically must attend to their terminology.

Interview with author Josiah Ober.

Public trust in political institutions diminishes when the judiciary appears to shield those in power

Vivek wants to connect his nativism to a constitutional interpretation.

Beware the 'Claremonsters'

FIRE's methodology doesn't pass the smell test.

This week’s vote was only one of a series of proposed changes that would point Israel in a more populist and authoritarian direction.

How the Supreme Court Divided America

Biden's advisors believe that any remarks about the case give Trump more ammunition to support his claims of political persecution.

TikTok puts tensions between free speech and national security front and center.

Why is the Governor's campaign floundering before it starts?

It’s a symbolic posture that would accomplish nothing other than increasing our own ignorance of what’s really happening there.