Niko Malhotra ’24 is a prospective political science major from Falmouth, Maine. He is a staff columnist for the opinions section, and was previously a staff writer for the news section.
Niko Malhotra ’24 argues that the College’s COVID-19 policies create barriers between members of the Williams community, negatively affecting student mental health and school culture.
Niko Malhotra ’24 argues that in the wake of MIT’s cancellation of a talk by a climate scientist in response to controversy surrounding his views on affirmative action, the College must commit to free speech and academic freedom.
Niko Malhotra ’24 discusses how the community's trust in the College has been tested by the administration's usage of students' WiFi data during its investigation of the Wood House incident, which he argues violated the College’s own privacy policy guidelines.
Niko Malhotra ’24 — in the second installation of his semester-long column surrounding the American democratic system and its ongoing challenges — discusses Congressional gridlock and encourages students to hold their representatives accountable by engaging in civil service in any capacity.
Niko Malhotra ’24 — in the first installation of his semester-long column surrounding the American democratic system and its ongoing challenges — critiques current political dynamics in the United States while calling for Williams students to recognize and fight for the fundamental values of American democracy.
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College Row at Wesleyan University. (Photo courtesy of Joe Mabel/Wikimedia Commons.)
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