On July 29, North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory signed into law new regulations on abortion clinics. The law requires state officials to regulate abortion clinics… Read more »
Anthony Weiner does not owe me an apology. I am not his wife, one of his victims or his manhood. Milwaukee Brewers left-fielder Ryan Braun,… Read more »
Most of us have heard this statistic before: 1 in 4 college women will be a victim of rape or attempted rape before she graduates,… Read more »
For many college students, summer is the time to head outdoors and enjoy some sunshine, while perhaps running into some of our favorite animals. Whether… Read more »
I’m no Jay Z fanatic, but I must admit, he was onto something with the way he promoted his latest album, “Magna Carta Holy Grail.”… Read more »
On July 24, in a speech at Knox College in Central Illinois, President Barack Obama said the highest priority for his second term is to… Read more »
There is a buzzword in Washington, D.C. today: gridlock. It has come about as a result of increasing political polarization in the American public, the… Read more »
Amazon.com, your friendly cyber-hood bookstore, might be setting a dangerous precedent for discourse distributors — a company that controls the releases of popular media like… Read more »
Years of green improvements and hard work have started to pay off for the City of Syracuse, which travel advice website Nerd Travel named as… Read more »
In the aftermath of George Zimmerman's controversial not-guilty verdict, another Florida case is making headlines, shining light on the issue of domestic violence. Recent cases… Read more »
I love to hate Aaron Sorkin, but this was not always the case. I had unbridled fanaticism for the genius that gave us “A Few… Read more »
The Keystone XL Pipeline extension provides President Barack Obama a chance to put his money where his mouth is regarding global warming — and he’s… Read more »
The world seemed to stop for a moment as the verdict was announced. After months of people joined together from all backgrounds to discuss this… Read more »
For a Barbie girl in a Barbie world, life in plastic may very well be fantastic. But it's not real. For better or for worse,… Read more »
Although George Zimmerman was acquitted of all charges against him, he is certainly guilty in the court of public opinion. However, the court of law adheres to a… Read more »
Last Tuesday, after four months of delay and a threatening filibuster, leading senators announced their plan to vote on the presidentially appointed Environmental Protection Agency… Read more »
Gun rights advocates frequently assert their claims using the phrase, “Guns don’t kill people, people kill people.” This is true. Guns do not kill people,… Read more »
CLARIFICATION: Due to an editing error, the definition of gender was unclear. Gender is one's personal identity as a man or a woman. The Daily… Read more »
Climate change is an international affliction, and it is time for our country to address the imposing calamity. President Barack Obama’s Climate Action plan, while… Read more »
Skyrocketing student loan debt is not only an issue for those in financial trouble. The student loan debt crisis is a relevant issue for everyone… Read more »
Although the reign of iconic boy band New Kids on the Block came to an end years ago, the message behind the group’s name remains… Read more »
On June 24, 2013, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its decision on Fisher v. Texas, remanding the affirmative action case back to the 5th Circuit… Read more »
The cover of the summer issue of Port magazine sparked controversy. It featured six white men in suits, and they weren’t a boy band or… Read more »
With commencement upon us and loved ones showering us with gifts like really nice pens, watches and that one Dr. Seuss book — by the… Read more »
