In the wake of the tragedy in Newtown, one student looks inward for answers and consolation.
Former two-term elected Kentucky State Treasurer Jonathan Miller calls for students to send a message to Congress by joining NoLabels.org.
Student Activities recognized Christians United for Israel (CUFI) at AU as the newest pro-Israel organization on campus.
SG struggles to get past petty arguments regarding their new constitution, making it difficult for them to accomplish advocacy goals.
Expensive foods are not necessarily healthier or of higher quality.
Society limits gender categories to "men" and "women," failing to acknowledge the existence and diversity of the trans community.
This week, the Quick Take takes a look at the role that school spirit plays at AU.
SPA senior Brad Korten reflects on the ongoing recovery in New Jersey following the damage done by Hurricane Sandy.
By Katie Erickson Here’s the thing about smoking: you can argue over smokers' rights and non-smokers' rights until the end of time. Sure, people have the right to choose to smoke regardless of the health concerns. It's their body and their personal decision to do what they want with it. I won't argue ...
While CAUS demanded a tuition freeze, this week the Quick Take discusses the methods they used to achieve its goal.
Take tuition into your own hands, because right now we cannot count on SG or CAUS to do so.
Banning the sale of bottled water on campus would do a lot for social justice.
CAUS's action on Wednesday night will not, in itself, wring concessions from the administration, but it is part of a strategy that can and will.
Election night has come and gone. President Barack Obama was re-elected. Many are still enjoying the after-glow of victory, while many are still tasting the bitter tinge of defeat. Although this isn’t an article supporting one man over the other, I did find an interesting image online a couple of ...
The fight for a fixed tuition rate is a commendable one, but it sure isn’t the fight we should be fighting.
SG urges fellow students to continue this discussion with respect and civility for the campus community, President Kerwin and the Board of Trustees.
This week, the Quick Take columnists recap election night’s media coverage, social media trends and changes in voter demographics.
This Saturday, Do Your Service Day, offers the perfect opportunity to get involved.
Neither the New York City portion rule, nor the proposals discussed for D.C. ban sugary drinks.
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