Columns
Stop innovating game consoles for the sake of innovation
Next-generation consoles should offer an improvement over the previous models.
A tale of two cities
After living in Phoenix for two and a half years, I began to trust the city a little more.
Is Spotify a necessary evil?
The music industry emphasizes online streaming, but is this good for musicians?
Discussion of rape culture becoming more prevalent
Talking about rape culture is a good step on the way to eradicating it.
Why I'm not visiting Wal-Mart on campus
I will be able to live a simpler life without anything I don't really need.
Crowdsourced analysis offers new perspectives
A hip-hop annotation website’s use of crowdsourcing has helped open to higher possibilities.
When fake news goes viral
Are fake news sites doing their job, or are they nurturing a generation of lazy consumers?
Democratic Party shifts on civil liberties
There is a radical change within the Democratic Party in regards to foreign policy and civil liberties.
Grad school: To go or not to go?
Don’t let the hardest work you’ll ever do dissuade you.
How to not have kids
Being childfree isn't inherently more selfish than having children and vice versa.
Does hearing God make you crazy?
If you "hear" a god, are you crazy? Does God directly communicate with us?
The lightness of learning
With enough time, patience and consideration, I could learn anything I wanted.
Inclusiveness should be priority at ASU
ASU still doesn't offer gender-neutral housing for members of the LGBTQ community.
Dissecting diversity in 'Orange is the New Black'
Would we have cared about these women and their stories without the bland hero?
How Manning and Snowden are tied together
What Bradley Manning's trial says about the future of Edward Snowden's saga.
Hillary may spell defeat for the GOP
Can the Republicans beat a Hillary nomination?
Confessions of an incoming college junior
Columnist Carly Blodgett may be two years away from graduation, but she still can't properly paint her nails.
