Recent speed bumps encountered by the polio eradication effort spearheaded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation provides insight into other global health issues. see more

Bravo to the end of the semester. see more

Forty-five percent of Arizona voted for Barack Obama to be president … Now, more than two-thirds of Arizonans are supporting, depending who you ask, a very conservative, racist or unconstitutional immigration measure. see more

After an Iranian cleric made a comment about women’s dress causing earthquakes, student Jennifer McCreight had her own thing to say. She started a “Boobquake” as a joke to disprove the accusations. see more

University professors have the ability to shape our minds however they like and to fill us with the knowledge of the world or their own personal biases. Are we in good hands? see more

We’re not sure how it happened, but we’ve reached the end of the semester again. The final full week of school comes to a close tomorrow, and final exams and projects will likely absorb all of ASU students’ energies until mid-May. see more

Humanity’s fascination with beer is seemingly unbound by creed, ethnicity, gender, class or historical epoch; people love beer. see more

You may be asking yourself, “What is homeopathy?” Well, allow me to expand on the details regarding this natural wonder of garbage medicine. see more

The Arizona House passed a bill that would require presidential candidates to submit a birth certificate for the 2012 election. People who believe President Barack Obama was not born in the U.S. can count this is a victory, but the rest of us can count it as a waste of time and money. see more

In response to Corbin Smith’s April 26 letter, “A taxing situation.” see more