Obama Scholars keep it average
When it comes to education, we should be more concerned with the quality of the graduates we are producing than the quantity.
When it comes to education, we should be more concerned with the quality of the graduates we are producing than the quantity.
Twitter continues to make headlines, literally and figuratively. In the advent of Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson’s recent fine, one must evaluate the power of the tweet.
In lieu of the group of billionaires signing the Giving Pledge, how can cash-strapped students make a difference?
It’s not your place to watch out for another person’s boyfriend or girlfriend, but maybe it should be.
Freebies and giveaways are most college students’ means for random meals and a way to save money, but they’re actually being used by advertisers and end up spending other things of value, like time.
The Goldwater Institute’s report about administrative bloat being the cause of tuition hikes misses the point in favor of its own agenda.
The Republican primary for Senate is a lesson in missed opportunities and political regret.
The up-and-coming generation has moved into the workforce slower than most and are waiting much longer to get married and start a family.
In many ways, Parisians were the prototypes for American hipsters.
After a rocky decade, Rice University Press ends its academic press operations. Could this be the beginning of the end for all academic presses?
The new Oxford English Dictionary has just validated your bromance – and a few other hyper-colloquial words.
With over 250 majors offered at ASU, how do you narrow down the “best” one?
ASU Police do not allow medical amnesty for students hospitalized for underage drinking, which forces students to choose between getting treated for alcohol poisoning or receiving a citation from.
Not a single person has an easy time living in the Phoenix area this time of year; everyone is parched, sweat-soaked and miserable within seconds of stepping outside. But, despite its dismal summers, Phoenix is one of the fastest growing cities in America.
Proposition 107 is counterproductive to Arizona’s progress. Many will lose out on the chance for a university education if this is passed.
Americans need to open their eyes to the other side of the Gaza Blockade, as it has become a man-made humanitarian disaster.
There is something sentimentally disparate about building a mosque two blocks from Ground Zero.
Opposition to constructing a mosque abandons basic American ideologies.
Nine out of 10 teens still text while driving, despite the warnings. What do we have to do to end this ignorant epidemic?
As the horde of freshmen descends upon the ASU campuses this semester, it will most surely be confronted with the infamous “ASU experience” class, the one-credit ASU 101. This column will tell you everything that class won't about ASU society.
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