The Ethics of Organ Allocation: How to Care for Patients
by Brooke Yang Illustration: The Soul of the Body by Tiffany Chaey One of the most morally challenging questions related to medical ethics is whether or not healthcare should be […]
The War on Porn | March Editor’s Choice
By SEMRAN THAMER | Senior Editor Illustration by: Leana King The Internet has made porn more accessible than ever before. Millions of Americans consume some sort of pornographic material on […]
America’s Drugs: From Prescription to Addiction | February Editor’s Choice
VIVEK TRIVEDI | Senior Editor The United States has been facing a drug epidemic for the larger part of the last decade, with more Americans using illicit substances now than […]
The Virtual Reality of Modern Healthcare | January’s Editor’s Choice
SEMRAN THAMER | Senior Editor While recent developments and the commercialization of virtual reality (VR) have been heavily catered to revolutionizing video gaming, the technology has advanced to the point […]
The Pressure to Be Perfect: How College Stress is Causing Students to Succumb to Prescription Psychostimulant Abuse
by Leah Alexander If one walks into a college library at any hour past midnight, it is not uncommon to see a multitude of students still toiling away on their […]