Opinion
Moral Intervention: The gritty reality of banned books
By Rathna Muralidharan | 10/15/2014Columnist Rathna Muralidaharan celebrates our freedom to read in light of Banned Books Week.
Delivering American University's news and views since 1925 | Monday, September 25, 2023
Columnist Rathna Muralidaharan celebrates our freedom to read in light of Banned Books Week.
Columnist Rathna Muralidharan discusses problems in the media’s coverage of mental illness.
Two columnists weigh in the decriminalization of marijuana in D.C.
Columnists react to Kansas House Bill 2453, which allows businesses to to refuse service to gay customers if it contradicts their religious beliefs.
_The Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia have had a fair amount of controversy. From Russia’s notorious anti-gay propaganda law to poorly built hotels for journalists, the games and their location have been widely criticized.
Quick Take columnists debate the significance of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie’s latest political scandal
Students react to Anderson Cooper’s failure to define wonk on New Year’s Eve and describe how the campaign affected their decision to attend AU.
Quick Take writers predict the law’s future after its recent website troubles and overshot registration projections.
Quick Take columnists discuss whether or not unpaid internships are fair to college students.
ON STANDS NOW: Three AU students voice their opinions on mental health policies at universities.
