The Nutritional Ethics of Hidden Vegetables
Hiding vegetables in processed foods or from children negative effect on developing healthy eating habits and long-term nutrition.
The Pink Tax (And Why It’s Time Women Opt for the...
Gender-based pricing is an insidious problem women face at almost every turn, and it won't be solved until companies can be convinced it's not lucrative.
Graduation: A Moment of Upheaval
How can graduating seniors overcome their feelings of loss, regret, and lack of closure? By looking at the ways we are and are not bound by time and our sense of identity.
The Future of Farming: Reconsidering the E. Coli Breakout
Identifying the problems that caused the E. coli outbreak in May might point us towards newer, more sustainable methods of farming.
The Perils of Globalizing Mental Health
Is the western understanding of mental health and mental illness necessarily the best understanding?
Insider Talk: Challenging Food Choices
When WeWork decided not to subsidize meat for its employees, critics had a lot to say. But what issue is really at the heart of their criticism?
In Colorado, The Right to Comprehensive Sex Education
Colorado students are testifying in favor of a bill that would make comprehensive sex education the norm in public schools, but not all parents are happy with the legislation.
On Meat Eating: Cats, Dogs, and Carnism
Most Westerners are horrified at the idea of eating pet animals like cats and dogs. So why are other animals more acceptable?
From Picking Fruit to Buying It: The Health of California Farmworkers
When we buy fruit at the grocery store, we often fail to realize the intensive and undervalued human labor that goes into growing and harvesting that fruit.
The Ethics of Regulating Sperm Donation
With large amounts of the population being born due to sperm donations, questions about family history and siblings are emerging and can be stressful on families and individuals. This article explores if we could or should try to regulate sperm donors?