Guidelines for the Publication of Opinions Pieces in The Exonian
At The Exonian, we expect quality Op-Eds to…
Be factually correct, clearly citing credible sources. Writers will be required to provide a list of cited sources to editors during the editing process.
Be in some way relevant to issues or events at Exeter or with the intention of prompting conversations on campus.
Present an argument that is original, mature, and in good faith, challenging predominant narratives or providing a new angle for said narratives on campus.
Exclude any hate speech, which The Exonian, in conjunction with the Academy’s E-Book, defines as irrational, uninformed, derogatory, or oppressive language directed toward or harmful to specific communities or individuals.
Debatable cases will be discussed by editor(s) and adviser(s) with the writer(s) to be removed or reframed.
Be well-written, with a clearly stated thesis, logical line of thought and no extraneous content.
Undergo revisions cooperatively and in a timely manner by the direction of editors and advisers.
Not be used as a means of self-promotion or the promotion of corporations, violence, crime, conspiracy theories, oppression, or injustice.