This week the Opinion desk shared ideas with one another for columns. Here are some of this week's best.
Despite health problems, Sanders is ready to take on the presidential campaign.
Genocide apologists should not be winning literary awards.
Legalizing prostitution is the best way to ensure the safety of sex workers.
While it may be tempting to jump in, we're all better off ignoring Brother Jed.
Ellen DeGeneres is rich enough that the politics of her friend, George W. Bush, do not affect her.
Americans are not paying attention to several international injustices toward Muslims.
The establishment doesn't care about President Donald Trump's abuse of power, they care about former Vice President Joe Biden.
The whistleblower’s report of wrongdoing was in the best interest of the nation and should be respected.
While some companies appear successful today, they very well may be out of business tomorrow.
IU Dining advertises large “discounts” for its I-BUCKS plans, but the reality says otherwise.
Complete social and physical isolation for such long periods of time is unethical and leads to many psychological problems.
The Netflix miniseries brought the story of the Central Park Five to life in a real, raw way.
Reading is fun and practical, and it gives us methods of interpreting our world.
Keeping alcohol illegal until age 21 increases binge drinking and alcohol related deaths and injuries.
Witnessing the crisis at the border underscores the Trump Administration's failed immigration policy.
Private companies should not be able to profit off of basic essentials.
Members of the LGBTQ community and allies alike must stand up for their nonbinary peers.
Hair discrimination is prominent in American society.
We can't deny the problem is rooted in unaccountable economic power.
