Staff Ed: Bringing Cheney to AU was the right choice
Cheney’s presence awoke a vibrant national conversation that has real implications on people and policy.
Cheney’s presence awoke a vibrant national conversation that has real implications on people and policy.
At a university that prides itself on the engagement and leadership of its student body, the resources are currently unavailable to support these student activities.
Dick Cheney’s crimes are a slap in the face to the most fundamental values of this university
For about 15 bucks we can get money to student organizations who can really do big things.
With high stakes, it’s important to vote this SG election season.
American troops are steadily becoming less common in the Arab World. Is that the right direction for U.S. foreign policy?
Columnist John Foti says AU needs to start accepting more students who are financially disadvantaged. Sharon Alston and Shirleyne McDonald say AU has made significant strides in removing potential barriers to educational access and affordability since 2010.
Protect your brothers, and protect yourself.
The clubs and groups that bring support and friendship to so many AU students can have their budgets doubled.
More needs to be done to ensure that students have the means to afford the high price tag of this school.
It will be the AU community’s responsibility to sustain school spirit and build off of this year’s success.
Longer operating hours and new personnel are part of what SHC Director David Reitman calls “Health Center 2.0.”
SG Senator Kevin Levy says we need to remember that we live in the real world where cigarettes and alcohol exist.
Whether they are holding up signs in Butler Pavillion or marching on the National Mall, they remain persistent, respectful and focused.
As students who pay an excessive amount for meal plans, we really need an idea that is going to shake things up.
Insecticide nets are just one of the cheap, easy ways to fight the disease
Columnists react to Kansas House Bill 2453, which allows businesses to to refuse service to gay customers if it contradicts their religious beliefs.
Columnist Glenn Holmes says customer service at TDR has reached a new low as a result of combining Tenley campus with main campus.
Students need to vote on the increase and redistribution of Student Activities Fund because it affects everyone.
AU needs to place greater emphasis on student input regarding the University’s curriculum.