Fraternity hazing escalates despite University efforts to control it.
Goodbye to the last print edition of The Eagle.
We often engage in “wrap it up” discourse when discussing safe sex. We promote condom use to the point where condoms become the primary way in which we measure the health of our sexual encounters. Truthfully, safe sex is more than this. We need to adopt a more comprehensive definition of safe ...
Many countries, especially those in Latin America, through hard work and dedication, make the transition from an authoritarian regime to a liberal democracy. In Venezuela, the story seems to be in reverse, and a simple democratic act such as a ballot recount is being denied by the oppressive regime. ...
The powerful role of Islamic insurgency in Syria's civil war became clear to the world this past week, when Jabhat al-Nusra, a leading Syrian rebel group previously blacklisted by the White House, formally announced its ties to the terrorist group al-Qaida. What could have been done differently to prevent ...
In the midst of the horror caused by the Boston Marathon bombings, empathy is important to seek justice.
The Eagle weighs in on drastic changes in dining program.
Co-chairs of the Student Activity Fee Study Committee work to reallocate student activity funds in a more equitable fashion among student-run groups on campus.
"Because, after the bombings this week in Boston, we need to remember Kennedy’s call to peace now more than ever."
As both Boston and Iraq were plagued with terror, we must remember the "helpers."
After being at AU for four semesters, I have finally been able to establish meaningful relationships with many of my professors. This student-teacher relationship has not only been stressed by family, advisors and peers, but it has also been promised by AU in their boasting of the professor’s “open ...
In the April 11 issue of The Eagle, an op-ed entitled “Tobacco-Free policy isn’t a solution, just pushes problem off AU’s campus,” was published, which I nearly agreed with. At one point the author cited the University’s S&M seminar as evidence. He claimed that a cigarette ban is hypocritical, ...
A response to Sri Lankan Ambassador Jaliya Wickramasuriya.
The AU campus is experiencing a problem with vandalism. What steps can the AU administration take to both punish offenders and prevent additional incidents from happening in the future?
With only a few weeks left in the semester, and therefore only a few weeks left of my undergraduate career, I begin to reflect back at my time here at AU.
"Immigration reform isn’t separate from LGBT equality. Rather, it changes the way LGBT persons understand our identities and how we advocate for our communities."
Fast food innovations are part of an organized marketing tool aimed at attracting and engaging young customers.
AU's new smoking ban seems to stray away from nonsmokers' rights and interfere with smokers' decisions to do what they wish with their bodies.
We must begin to develop new ways to balance economic interests with those of human lives, especially if it affects lands other than our own.
Solutions by The State News