Letters From the Editors

Letter From the Editors: Press Freedom is Under Fire

On: September 27, 2025

In: Editorials, Featured, Letters From the Editors

I write to express my sincere concern for First Amendment rights and press freedom in our turbulent political atmosphere. Last week’s suspension of “The Kimmel Show Live” by ABC News and parent-company Disney is a stark warning for the state of free speech in America, setting off alarm bells about the extent of executive overreach on independent media and press organizations. Continue Reading

Letter From the Editors: A Reflection on Political Violence

By: Lucy Cox

On: September 16, 2025

In: Editorials, Letters From the Editors

Political violence against anyone is wrong, and we as students must commit to stopping this radicalism going forward. We mourn the loss of Kirk. We mourn the loss of Minnesota State Representative Melissa Hortman and her husband. We condemn the assassination attempts on President Trump and Justice Kavanaugh, and the attacks on Paul Pelosi and Governor Josh Shapiro, and so many more attacks against American political figures. Continue Reading

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