Columns

Where are your handcuffs, NFL? Oh wait, that's not your job

The public should stop pretending the league has any control over their player’s personal lives or any place to limit their behavior off of the field.

By Becca Smouse | September 28, 2014

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Studying nonfiction could be the key to creating the best fiction

We need more writers trained in nonfiction; they would be better equipped to create 'real,' intriguing fictional characters who resemble modern humanity.

By William Ruof | September 25, 2014

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The death of one identity, the creation of another

I understand there is a dilemma between making a photo look as good as possible and preserving the actual reality of it, but it’s time we balance out where our photos fall on that spectrum.

By Ryan Lynch | September 25, 2014

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The uncertain future of space exploration

Opening space to the marketplace will transform the final frontier into a cutthroat rat race.

By Harrison Finzel | September 24, 2014

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U.S. lacks media literacy education in public schools

There is a glaring hole in the media literacy toolkit of American students.

By Donnell Probst | September 24, 2014

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The U.S. sexual education system equates to a 'Mean Girls' quote

The point of sexual education in America is not to educate, it's to deceive, and that's a problem

By Megan Janetsky | September 24, 2014

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College grads control their own destinies

If you have been spending the last four years of your life not living in the real-world then where have you been living exactly?

By Michelle Bryan | September 23, 2014

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Twenty bright years of AmeriCorps

The purpose of the AmeriCorps is to re-energize Americans and give them a larger purpose than themselves.

By Jordan Meyer | September 23, 2014

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Invasive technology: the future of online classes

It seems online classes are taking an approach that raises concern.

By Desiree Pharias | September 23, 2014

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Clinton: the warhawk in waiting

Clinton's hawkish history makes for a frightening potential presidency.

By Andrew Booth | September 22, 2014

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Why our world is looking more and more like the film 'Contagion'

President Obama understands that the Ebola outbreak is a huge threat to everyone, not just those in West Africa.

By Jordan Brunner | September 22, 2014

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NFL needs spare tire for a flattened Roger Goodell

There needs to be an NBA-style regime change —and fast.

By Ryan Clarke | September 21, 2014

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Out-of-state students benefit more from college than in-state students

The out-of-state experience is one that a college student will benefit from in all aspects.

By Ryan Santistevan | September 21, 2014

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Graduate admittance exams: looking at the person or the number

The importance of graduate admittance exams should not be underrated, but the frenzy about obtaining sensational scores should be decreased.

By Jessica Fletcher | September 21, 2014

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Letter: The incredible cost of college

Financially speaking, is it always the best choice?

By Letters | September 21, 2014

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Being late is hardly the eighth deadly sin

Being late might not be the most respectful thing to do, but it is time we all cut each other a break.

By Desiree Pharias | September 18, 2014

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Despite rankings, Cronkite trumps top competition in value

Where Cronkite beats out the so-called best journalism schools in the nation is its value.

By Ryan Clarke | September 18, 2014

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TED Talks: Providing a better education than four years of college combined

Your college degree is what will get your foot in the door for an interview, but the skills TED Talks teach is what will get you the job.

By Ryan Lynch | September 17, 2014

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Anti-smoking campaigns put national movement in hands of teens

By encouraging the “Finish It” campaign, the younger generation is able to make a difference in the anti-smoking movement.

By Becca Smouse | September 17, 2014

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How can a university be bad if it's made up of excellent programs?

The perception of the separate academic programs at ASU have become much more esteemed than the reputation of the University as a whole.

By Taylette Nunez | September 17, 2014

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