Jonathan Kim, University of Texas at Dallas

In an age in which universities are increasingly responsible for the mental health of their students, it pays to remember that, in reality, they have no such obligation.

Jonathan Kim, University of Texas at Dallas

For decades, stigma has discouraged women from reporting sexual assault. But have even deeper taboos suppressed men from reporting theirs?

Jonathan Kim, University of Texas at Dallas

If you’re reading this piece, then number five has already worked.

Jonathan Kim, University of Texas at Dallas

Consider this article an enabler.

Jonathan Kim, University of Texas at Dallas

At the end of its first year, the new ordinance faced its biggest test yet. The results are disappointing.

Jonathan Kim, University of Texas at Dallas

Under Trump’s proposed budget, financial aid for the neediest students would be gouged, further widening the education gap by class.

Jonathan Kim, University of Texas at Dallas

The University of Portland student set out to do everything his mother wanted to do in life, creating a gut-wrenching film in the process.

Jonathan Kim, University of Texas at Dallas

Supporting scientific innovation, especially the kind that saves lives and makes money, wasn’t a partisan issue before President Trump.

Jonathan Kim, University of Texas at Dallas

Students used to protest censorship; now they riot for it. What changed?

Jonathan Kim, University of Texas at Dallas

Based almost entirely in what would today be called alternative facts, anti-Jewish sentiment is an age-old response to the misleading worldview caused by us-them binaries. 

Jonathan Kim, University of Texas at Dallas

Historically, Trump’s executive order looks almost tame.

Jonathan Kim, University of Texas at Dallas

How and why the presidency has grown stronger, and why it matters.

Jonathan Kim, University of Texas at Dallas

President Trump’s inaugural speech certainly paid tribute to figures of history, just not America’s.

Jonathan Kim, University of Texas at Dallas

In a November vote to approve physician-assisted suicide, Colorado joined the growing number of states permitting the practice.

Jonathan Kim, University of Texas at Dallas

Being a pre-med student is one of the most stressful college career options, but with a little advice, you’re sure to succeed.