Columnist Zaynab Zlitni argues KU's transition from mostly all-you-can-eat dining halls to paying for individual meals makes it difficult to get three nutritious meals per day.
Columns
Columnist Chloe Gough argues the story of Thanksgiving is largely a myth.
Columnist Natalie Terranova argues KU Parking's systems must be improved for all professors and students who use the lots.
Columnist Chloe Gough argues the newest movie in the "Rocky" cinematic universe, "Creed 3," is motivated by greed and how similar franchises lose their magic once their greed becomes obvious motive for the continuation of a series.
Columnist Zaynab Zlitni argues that cancel culture, while sometimes used for good, often targets those who do not deserve to be canceled.
Columnist Peyton Robey argues that KU's public transportation — notably, the bus system — is consistently unreliable.
Columnist Drew Hanson argues Elon Musk's idea of free speech is deeply flawed.
Columnist Chloe Gough argues there was little change from the 2022 midterms in Kansas.
Columnist Lauren Murie argues that both the KU dining halls and the U.S. should do more to combat the environmental effects of using single-use plastics. She compares the collection of single-use plastics to those in other countries that have eliminated them to decrease plastic waste.
Columnist Zaynab Zlitni argues Disney adults, despite their sometimes erratic behavior, do not deserve the hate they get.
Columnist Chloe Gough argues rapper Kanye West's controversial statements — including his recent antisemitic tweet — crosses a line.
Columnist Natalie Terranova argues required school uniforms are not beneficial.
Columnist Zaynab Zlitni argues expectations for women's Halloween costumes objectify women and further enforce harmful gender roles.
Columnist Zaynab Zlitni argues the reconstruction of norms around thrifting unfairly take from those who regard thrifting as a necessity.
Opinion editor Jenna Barackman argues that Derek Schmidt has changed many of his political views since he was a columnist at the University Daily Kansan in 1988.
Columnist Chloe Gough argues that Jennette McCurdy's boldly-titled autobiography, "I'm Glad My Mom Died," shines a light on the experiences of child abuse survivors.