Opinions

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 Costume Is Not the Culture

From campus fashion labels to Lagos creative studios to modern tech startups, a generation of brands is dressing alike, talking alike, and wondering why nobody remembers them.

By Kachi Obata

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