Editorial Board: Fall 2019’s biggest stories
Following are the most contested stories from this semester
Protest calls for climate action, announces new student coalition
Protestors will gather every Friday at Library mall as a part of Fridays for Future
Students protest ‘hostile’ professor Akbar Sayeed’s return to campus
200-300 protestors gathered on Engineering Mall, then delivered resolution to provost
Let football bring us together — give Kaepernick another chance
Kaepernick's protest was for something truly American — freedom. He deserves to be on the field.
Protests are meant to be disruptive — adherence to order would be counterproductive
Insistence that protests remain orderly enforces status quo, silences minority voices
‘Experience doesn’t pay the bills’: Interns deserve to be paid
Pay Our Interns needs your support in national movement to support interns
UPDATED: #WeareSICofUW protestors call for equity, change, support for five demands
Protest on Bascom Hill by Student Inclusion Committee for equitable treatment of marginalized students
Youth activism might just save us all
Climate strike movement has gained impressive traction, in large part thanks to work of young activists
Finding hope in panic: Youth turn to desperation to save the Earth
Facing increasing instability, inaction from those in power, youth are leading climate change movement to hold on to any hope for their future
Ignorance in activism: Recent climate change protest shows activism can be tarnished by ignorant, insensitive oversight of history
Freedom of speech is vital, but citizens must be cognizant of impact of actions
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