April 2022

Why is the culture of debating unraveling and what can be done about it?

While I did not previously identify as a Ukrainian American, I do now.

The most recent extension to the payment pause and interest waiver is driven more by politics than by policy.

Zelenskyy’s leadership of Ukraine in the wake of Russia’s unprovoked aggression demonstrates traits we hope to instill in our students during their brief time with us: dedication and perseverance, courage and integrity, and empathy in the face of overwhelming challenges.

Even more than the inordinate fiscal costs of the death penalty, I believe the most incalculable loss for us as a people has been the moral costliness.

Here’s what’s missing: consistency. If you think the pandemic conditions no longer warrant slowing immigration, then it follows that student loan payments can also return to normal.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has spurred one of the greatest volunteer movements in history.

While death is inevitable, we are the first generation in human history that has a say about when, how, and where we die.

Seven hours of missing call logs throw up multiple red flags and, in my opinion as a cybersecurity professional, there are only three possible and plausible scenarios at play here.