An Editorial is the ONLY piece which represents the views of The Daily Campus as an organization, typically on matters of significant importance to the UConn community. Editorials are written collectively by the Editorial Board, consisting of the Editor in Chief, Opinion Editor, Associate Opinion Editor, and any Opinion weekly columnists.
Op-eds are a kind of submission reserved for undergraduate and graduate students at UConn writing specifically on behalf of their membership in a particular group or community here. This could be as a student of a particular subject, participant in a RSO or political organization, or member of an underrepresented group here. Submissions connect personal experiences to advocacy regarding issues at UConn or of interest to UConn students.
Culture Shock is a column for UConn community members to anonymously discuss race, culture, and ethnicity on campus. This column is not a call-out space — it is an anonymous forum for UConn students to share their experiences on campus. Entries can take many forms, such as written columns, artwork or poetry.
Letters to the Editor are written by members of the community who are not undergraduate or graduate students. When non-students have an important message they wish to share with the community, we encourage them to write Letters to the Editor.
