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Matthew Chu You’re standing here beside me. Your presence is familiar; comforting. It’s like how I always know and prefer what my own bed feels like, no matter where I am. Like, I’m in bed at a hotel, but that one particular bed, my bed, is different: unforgettable. Just like you – I’ll never forget […]

The Environment and National Politics: Ohio Train Derailment

News by Michelle PanMarch 5, 2023March 5, 2023

Celebrating Kindness Week in QLS

Cougar by Prajanya KannanMarch 5, 2023

Rise of Game Changing Language Models

Society by Sudharsan GopalakrishnanMarch 5, 2023

Hogwarts Legacy and the Ethical Consumption Debate

Editorial by Saanvi DwibhashyamMarch 5, 2023

What it means to be THE g.o.a.t.

Opinion by joshuayang2021January 30, 2023February 1, 2023

Editorial by The Roar StaffJanuary 29, 2023

The Messaging Woes of the Democratic Party

By Dhruv S. Kannan The year was 2016. Having beat back Bernie Sanders, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was the Democratic Party’s nominee for president in 2016, assuaging the Washington establishment’s fears of another Dukakis-like policy wonk. The establishment reasoned that the popularity of Obama-era policy combined with a seemingly unelectable opponent. This reasoning […]