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Voice of the students since 1901

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Why we need physical media

Why we need physical media

Allie Breneman September 21, 2025

The other day I was scrolling through my streaming service subscriptions trying to find one that had my favorite movie in its catalogue. Out of the eight platforms I’m subscribed to, not one had it.  This...

We need to talk about neurodiversity

We need to talk about neurodiversity

Allie Breneman September 18, 2025

Standing there in the crowd, it felt like my eardrums were going to explode. The buzzing of the crowd pressed into my brain, adding to the pressure already building within my body. There were too many...

Why we need time alone

Why we need time alone

Allie Breneman September 5, 2025

The world is loud. Notifications, conversations, obligations—always something calling for attention. Solitude is the reprieve we all desperately need but are hesitant to take. Often confused with...

The power of curiosity

The power of curiosity

Allie Breneman August 30, 2025

In a culture that prioritizes certainty and easy answers, curiosity can feel like opposition. We celebrate those who are confident and decisive. We want clear solutions, fast responses, and information...

Letter from the Editor: Let's make it our year

Letter from the Editor: Let’s make it our year

Maddie Carr August 22, 2025

I've officially spent more years in undergrad with The Bulletin than without it. It's become much harder to remember a time over the past four years where I haven't spent my weeks doing interviews,...

Students on visas in the U.S. are being disappeared for their speech. Make no mistake, this means you don’t have free speech either.

Maddie Carr April 5, 2025

Last week, masked immigration authorities abducted Rumeysa Ozturk on the street outside of her Massachusetts home and took her into custody. Ozturk, a Turkish PhD student at Tufts University, was on her...

Mickey 17: 7.5/10

Mickey 17: 7.5/10

Asher Lefto March 14, 2025

Bong Joon Ho’s new sci-fi comedy Mickey 17 is kinetic, visually appealing and blackly funny. It sits at the center of a revolving door of tones, from the zaniest of slapstick comedies to the most...

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Democratic governments don’t dictate press access

Maddie Carr February 28, 2025

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt announced on Tuesday that the White House Correspondents Association will no longer get to choose the White House press pool. Instead, she said, news outlets...

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“Reach out if you need anything” is not something we should tell others – It’s for ourselves too

Maddie Carr February 15, 2025

There is something to be said about the pressure we often put on ourselves to avoid asking for help, even when we gravely need it.  I have always been the type of person to just “figure it...

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Firmly

Maddie Carr February 4, 2025

Of the handful of U.S. presidencies I have lived through, and the even smaller number that I remember, I have never seen one so firmly founded in hate.  The lengths this administration has proved...

Anxious about January? Here are ten things you can do about it

Kierra Koeber November 22, 2024

Build community  Right now and in the near future one of the most important things we can do is have each others’ backs. A lot of people are scared, angry and hurt right now and they need someone...

Disinformation gone viral: Disinformation fabricators share legal responsibility for epidemics

Kierra Koeber October 28, 2024

In the summer of 2023, I worked at the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago conducting the National Immunization Survey. In this position I spent hours calling U.S. phones from...

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