Opinions

I Am What I Think You Think I Am

If the self is built from what we think others see in us, what happens to the versions of us nobody is looking at anymore?

By Kachi Obata

What Babcock Students Are Really Saying

By Gbosibo Fogofoluwa

When Did Not Judging People Become a Virtue?

The room didn't say she was right. It just called her cool. On moral indifference, the performance of non-judgment, and why silence is never actually neutral.

By Kachi Obata

The Babcock Bubble: Our Greatest Asset or Our Biggest Liability?

Living on campus at Babcock is like living in a bubble—a beautiful, structured, insulated bubble. But is that preparing us for reality?

By The Critical Thinker

Can We Talk About Mental Health? Because It's Time

Babcock does a lot right, but there's a glaring gap: mental health support and conversation.

By Anonymous

Why I'm Starting a Business While Still in School (And Why You Should Too)

Last semester, I launched a small business from my dorm room. Nothing fancy—just a service I noticed students needed. And it's teaching me more than some of my classes.

By The Entrepreneur

The Library at Midnight: A Love Letter and a Plea

To whoever decides library hours: please hear me out.

By The Night Owl

In Defense of "Boring" Babcock: Why Our Calm Campus Is Actually Our Strength

Everyone wants Babcock to be more exciting, more vibrant, more "happening." But can I offer a wildly unpopular opinion? Our "boring" campus might be exactly what makes us special.

By The Contemplative One

We're Too Comfortable: Why Babcock Needs an Extracurricular Revolution

Babcock is comfortable. Maybe too comfortable.

By The Restless Student

The Cafeteria Crisis: It's Time We Talked About Quality, Not Just Quantity

I'll say what we're all thinking: the food situation needs urgent attention.

By A Concerned Stomach

Why Babcock's Ranking Shouldn't Define Us (But Our Response Should)

Every time university rankings come out, I hear the same grumbling in the halls: "Why aren't we higher?" But here's my controversial take—maybe we're asking the wrong question.

By Student Voice