Opinions
From stage to screen: Bringing Broadway to new audiences
Growing up close to a hub like New York City, I have always been a fan of live theatre and nothing beats taking a quick train ride to the city to see...
Columns
The international community is ignoring a genocide in Sudan
The 2020s have been a decade ripe with conflict — from Gaza to Ukraine, footage of destruction previously unthinkable in a 21st-century conflict has been circulated and viewed by millions. While this...
Columns
Fictional heroes inspire our humanity
Whether or not you saw this summer’s “Superman,” you likely remember the social media response that followed it. For months, I couldn’t scroll through my TikTok feed without seeing stylized edits of...
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Our predictions for 2026
As we near the end of the year, Pipe Dream’s Opinions desk compiled its top predictions for 2026. Antonia Kladias, opinions editor and a senior majoring in biochemistry I think 2026 is...
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Capitalism is killing third spaces in the United States
As winter approaches in Binghamton, campus life narrows to studying, eating and sleeping. With this limited time for social interaction, where we hang out is crucial. I love Chipotle. I also love...
Opinions
Who defines the dictionary — and who doesn't?
When we encounter an unfamiliar word in our daily lives, we instinctively turn to a dictionary or, with a simple click of a mouse, get right to consulting the Internet. We glance...
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Try Thanksgiving without the turkey
Close your eyes and picture Thanksgiving. What do you see? If you’re like most Americans, a particular image probably pops into your head — a large turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing and pumpkin...
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'Tis the season for burnout
Before going to college, the last two years of high school are crucial for creating the perfect application. We all remember the stress that came with comparing ourselves to our peers in...
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Electric infrastructure in the United States needs serious change
Although the word “infrastructure” rarely inspires politicians, it is a vital component of a nation’s strength and power. Modern civilization is dependent on otherwise unremarkable infrastructure such as railways, pipelines, cell towers,...
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When the season ends
Each summer, as children, my friends and I would pedal our way to the neighborhood baseball field. The grass was always too high, the infield was always unraked, the dugouts littered with...