Opinions

Turkey's destiny is in the youth's hands

By Deniz Gulay -

I remember the first time I wrote about Turkey for Pipe Dream. I defined Turkey’s state of affairs back then as a metamorphosis; at the start of its second century in existence,...

Opinions

Experiencing sonder, embracing connection

By Merrigan Butcher -

Have you ever been stuck in traffic, looking at the endless rows of cars, and caught yourself peering into the windows, attempting to catch a glimpse of the kinds of people inside?...

Opinions

Selective activism exposes antisemitism

By Rebecca Szlechter -

In recent weeks, Columbia University and other academic institutions have taken disciplinary action against students and student groups whose protests have crossed the line from political activism to outright antisemitism. Amid the...

Opinions

A.I. could never write this

By Natalie Pappalardo -

Over the last century, technology has been rapidly progressing and the latest advancement is artificial intelligence. Improving A.I. has been beneficial in maintaining our status as a world power and increasing efficiency,...

Opinions

Finding the middle ground between family vlogging and exploitation

By Danica Lyktey -

I spent my spring break as I’m sure many others did: binge-watching. Amid countless hours consuming media purely for entertainment, I watched a documentary that particularly stood out to me, not just...

Opinions

Let history speak for itself in documentaries

By Deniz Gulay -

There are, in my experience, two kinds of documentaries. The first type is what anyone would think of when hearing the word “documentary” — a 45-minute to an hourlong film where an...

Guest Columns

Guest Column: Public service is being dismantled. Are we just going to watch?

By Guest Author -

Less than a year ago, I crossed the stage at the Events Center and received my Master of Public Administration, committing myself to a career in public service. Last week, I walked...

Opinions

Japan is not a capable deterrent

By Deniz Gulay -

The current situation in the Far East is exceedingly precarious. There may not be any visible signs of it today, but the bigger game of geopolitics between China and the United States...

Staff Editorials

Pipe Dream's SA and BU Council Endorsements 2025-26

By The Executive Board -

Each year, Pipe Dream’s Executive Board interviews every candidate running for positions on the Student Association’s E-Board and the University Council. Each candidate had the opportunity to share their backgrounds, platforms and...

Staff Editorials

Democracy dies in The Post

By The Editorial Board -

Jeff Bezos bought the Washington Post in 2013, but his involvement seemed to only encompass financial support and benefit — until recently. Bezos has now gone public about his direct influence on...