How should we maintain our moral compasses during COVID-19?
Margueritte Ross/Staff
A crisis can compel us to make moral decisions that reveal what kinds of people we really are. Above all, this pandemic is a moral test for humanity.
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Another university is possible: Why we must continue to fight for a COLA
We will continue to fight for a COLA because of what the health crisis has revealed about how system administrators commandeer public education in the name of saving it.
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Wills: Personal plans for reducing inequality
We should think about wills as political statements — expressions of refusal to allow future generations to live in such a lopsided society.
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UC workers need employment security amid pandemic to remain housed
We ask students to stand with workers across the UC system to ensure that all UC workers remain housed and safe amid the pandemic and beyond.
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US sanctions against Venezuela are deadly, hypocritical
Each of these moves demonstrates that the United States’ actions against Venezuela are anti-democratic and anti-humanitarian.
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Reduce plastic pollution to preserve all marine life
It is not just a necessity; it is vital to create legislation around plastic production to slow the deterioration of our planet.
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Greek life culture change: It’s time to diverge from classic stereotypes
While Greek life has evolved, there is still a long way to go. It is time to put aside the classic stereotypes and step into 2020.
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We can succeed against COVID-19 where the US government has failed
Organizing hubs such as Swing Left make it easy to write letters and partake in remote, grassroots activities aiding Democratic candidates in swing states.
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COVID-19 will spur political change, but can we create a new coalition?
Turning COVID-19 into a political coalition that rallies behind less political corruption, less inequality and more health care for all is possible.
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Poverty in a crisis: Why we need UBI during COVID-19
Even before COVID-19, our welfare system was not effective — the pandemic has simply revealed the inadequacies of our political and economic infrastructure.
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