Articles by Op-Ed

It seems like in an age where sex, gender and sexuality are constantly being shoved down the throats of adolescents, there is no escape from…

The immunity with which the safety of our planet and our bodies may be compromised as of late is sickening. The sheer quantity of transgressions…

As a new adjunct instructor last fall in the Drexel English Language Center, I was informed that a large percentage of our students are from…

Some people grew up making memories around the dinner table. My family made memories while taking up two tables at the local pizza shops in…

There are many reasons why I love the City of Philadelphia. Naturally, growing up in the surrounding area gave me an affinity for the City…

Two weeks ago I wrote in my column about lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender pride events and LGBT organizations as well as protection laws and…

Bei Bei Shuai, a Chinese immigrant from Shanghai, was charged March 14, 2011, with the murder of her daughter, Angel, by Marion County, Ind. According…

It’s been a long time coming for opponents of the proposed Keystone XL Pipeline — public comments, rallies of over 50,000 people in D.C., petitions…

I bought seven brands of bottled water yesterday. I got the good stuff, waters from around the world. I am fascinated by regional-specific goods, especially…

“Why sports? What’s so good about a few dudes and a ball? Don’t you have better things to do?” Questions such as these have been…