Letters: Clarence Page is wrong about today’s protesters
Why does Clarence Page believe this new era of protest is ideologically monolithic?
Letters to the Editor
Letters: Bravo to Tribune’s veteran press operators
The Tribune's people rightly deserve accolades for the good, steady job they have done.
Letters: DePaul pro-Palestinian protesters lump together the wrong people
That an angry mob is accusing the CPD and the IDF of being like the...
Letters: It would be better for America if the Trump trial were televised
It would be so much better if the trial were televised so Americans could see...
Letters: Heartbroken over the demise of the great horned owl family in Lincoln Park
I would be inclined to warn any owls to get as far away from Chicago...
Letters: It will always be the Museum of Science and Industry
X Submit a letter, of no more than 400 words, to the editor here or...
Letters: Slowing Chicago traffic to a standstill seems counterproductive
We keep constructing more impediments while the roads themselves resemble a moonscape.
Letters: Gaza solidarity encampment allowed me to practice my faith
The NU liberated zone supported me not despite my Jewish faith but because of it.
Letters: Northwestern University wrong to capitulate to divisive activists
I fear that capitulating to divisive activists as it has just done has set a...
Letters: Northwestern University president’s op-ed on encampment is misleading
By giving into bully tactics, Northwestern President Michael Schill puts at risk studentsā safety and...