Editorials

Return of The Weekly: Discussing our recent resurgence

The last two semesters have been particularly exciting for us at The Weekly, and although we do not typically use the editorial to take a...

Science is here to stay, and we'll march to that

With all of the pressing issues of the world, why march ‘for science?’ The March for Science on Earth Day is more than just a gang of...

Editorial: Satire v. Fake News, and why we don't publish our April Fool's articles online

As many of our avid readers may have noticed, the stories from our last issue, though available in print, were not placed online. Like...

Editorial: Failure to communicate

This past week, College faculty members discussed an Academic Policy Committee (APC) proposal that would have lowered the minimum credits...

Editorial: Why students need to care about strategic planning

This past week, Muhlenberg’s Strategic Planning Group (SPG) held its third community engagement event. According to Dr. Kathy Harring,...

Editorial: A hateful end to free speech?

Just two weeks ago, we defended Milo Yiannopoulos’ right to express his views—however provocative or politically incorrect they might be....

Big Dreams and Bigger Wallets: on Free College Tuition

In the last few weeks, the city of San Francisco became the first city to offer free college tuition to its residents, which we as a...

Editorial: Trying to find the line between outrage and agitation

This past week’s student-led march in solidarity against the Trump administration’s muslim ban may have gone over well on Muhlenberg’s...

Standing Rock: What now?

After months of peaceful protesting, the water protectors at the Standing Rock reservation finally have a small victory. Early Sunday...

Editorial: The other election—Discussing SGA's future

On Thursday, Nov. 17, our student body will pick the president and representatives of the Student Government Association (SGA). There are...