The principle behind the interruption of Gov. Brewer's visit is in conflict with fundamental tenets of contemporary liberal thought.
Julia Moriss decries "the most politically active university"'s unreasonable attitude towards politicians.
Ryan Stanley writes in about the ineffectiveness of the disrupting protest of Gov. Brewer.
Sam Mendelson takes issue with the tactics of protesters who interrupted Gov. Brewer's visit on the 24th.
What we call things or people has nothing to do with what they actually are.
Inspired by the accidental discovery of Jeremy Lin, Conor Shapiro wonders whether authorities in charge of finding talent too often aren't good at what they do.
Students from The Student Worker Alliance ask President Kerwin to meet with them to discuss lowering parking fees for full-time AU employees.
The decision to celebrate Title IX with a halftime Bra-Decorating Contest was a head-scratcher.
Public safety's "we know best" attitude to access is unfounded, and students are suffering for it.
Bell laments the state of financial aid.
While some of these AU memes are certainly top-notch, does localizing memes destroy their former universal appeal? Is it a fad that will last? Our quick take columnists weigh in.
Our quick take columnists weigh in on their favorite (and least favorite) Superbowl ads from this year.
The candidacy for president shouldn't be a millionaire's club.
Mana Aliabadi cogitates on love, sex and their tangled intercourse here at AU.
Interim Director of the University Honors Program Michael Manson responds to last weeks editorial on upcoming changes to the Honors Program.
The fact that the position Atanasio fills has no voting rights makes his nomination bittersweet.
As Morgan Freeman pointed out, it's time to stop relegating black history to one month.
This letter regarding adjunct faculty unionization was delivered to all of the school deans and department heads last Tuesday.
The effects of any change in the Honors Program will be extensive. Therefore, we stress the need for student input.
AU alum Amanda Merkwae shares her valuable lessons learned after one year teaching at an underachieving middle school in Milwaukee.
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