Human Rights Except for Palestine: How U.S. Colleges Suppress Palestinian Voices
Universities love waving their morality flags, preaching about human rights and expressing their opposition to all forms of racism, oppression…
Universities love waving their morality flags, preaching about human rights and expressing their opposition to all forms of racism, oppression…
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On Nov. 14, an article about the Central Bucks School District’s decisions about what can and cannot be taught was…
Since the dawn of this country, African American and Hispanic communities have been severely at a disadvantage to whites. Cops…
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In the spring of 2021, I completed my HIS 400 capstone after a semester and a half of research. After…
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The West Chester Growers Market is a fun, easy and cool new way to shop.
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As we slowly outgrow trick or treating and 8pm curfews, and lean into costume parties and bar nights, the spookiness…
Happy end of the seventh week! We are now approaching midterms, and flowing into the second half of the year…
September is Suicide Prevention Month, and October is National Mental Health Awareness Month.
A month ago, I was diagnosed as being iron-deficient. I have been trying to adjust ever since, trying to eat…
On Saturday, Oct. 8, I had the chance to attend the Women’s March in Washington, D.C. on behalf of WCU…
If you’re comfortably out, this is for you. If you’re “in the closet” and scared out of your mind starting…
The first three Student Government Association (SGA) Senate meetings of the year were held on Tuesday. With both meetings combined,…
You may have seen the Borough in headlines from CBS, NBC Philadelphia and 6ABC this week, but not for anything…
As part of the University’s commitment to inclusion as expressed in its mission statement and the Moonshot for Equity Program,…
West Chester University’s NAMI on Campus program extends NAMI’s, National Alliance on Mental Illness, mainline mission to help people who…
As of the last couple of years, there have been several diets that have become trendy. We can blame the…
There are several concerns that arise when asked, “What can you possibly do with a degree in Women’s and Gender…
Coming out used to be a radical act of courage and self-liberation for LGBTQ+ people. Now, it is something others…
As the semester comes to an end, many will be graduating and going onward in their lives. Whether to live…
It’s easy to lose track of responsibilities during times like this. A lot of us want to make an impact…
On March 24–26, 2022, the Association of Writers and Writing Programs (AWP) Conference came to Philadelphia. AWP is the yearly…
I was made aware of a response by Victoria Foley to my article around student debt which attempted to ‘set…
Mohammed El-Kurd has compared Israelites to the Nazis. These statements made by El-Kurd reflect me and the entire Jewish community…
At around noon on April 25, 2022, an order was made to the sandwich shack for an Italian sandwich and…
Abortion. It is a hot-button issue on both sides of the political aisle with one side arguing for a fetus’s…
The Quad Student Newspaper, has one of the most welcoming and dedicated communities at West Chester University (WCU). I can…
Russia’s military intervention or invasion of Ukraine took much of the world by surprise. In any war, the working class…
As stated in the original article, “When Does Life Begin,” by Victoria Foley, abortion access is somehow still a hot-button…
When I came to college, I really had no interest in pursuing anything within the realm of journalism. I’d already…
In Spring 2021, I took JRN335: Ethical Issues in News Media, and one memory from that class has never left…
Hello Victoria. I’m going to use this op-ed as an opportunity to speak directly to you, specifically regarding your piece…
Another semester has passed, and it has been a particularly interesting one. If you don’t know me from last semester,…
While not everyone’s cup of tea, it is imperative to at least know the basics of economics, especially when it…
The world will continue spinning and politics will continue to change long after I graduate, but I wanted to give…
You may have seen it on Snapchat, but there is so much more to your astrological sun sign than you…
Yes, I know the easy answer to this is a vacation. But we all know it’s not that simple to…
I can't say I've ever been accused of such bigotry similar to my fellow West Chester University political science major…
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Reading through last week’s issue of The Quad, I came across no less than two articles on student debt cancellation…
We, the West Chester University chapter of the Association of Pennsylvania State College and Universities Faculties (APSCUF), call on President…
A couple weeks ago, I was one of the multiple lucky English students here at WCU to attend a writing…