Opinion
The credit trap of higher education
A vicious cycle: You can't find a good job, so you can't pay your student loans, so your credit is ruined, so no one wants to hire you.
By Michelle Bryan
| September 8, 2014
ASU students based away from Tempe have best of both worlds
Taking classes on our smaller campuses gives non-Tempe-based students a well-rounded college experience.
By Aubrey Rumore
| September 7, 2014
What the celebrity nude leaks say about you
First and foremost, a certain level of privacy should be granted to every individual, regardless of how famous they are.
| September 7, 2014
Being an international student is extraordinary, despite hurdles
These issues are just little hurdles we face, but the bigger picture is that we are on our way to success.
By Anima Sahu
| September 7, 2014
College Avenue Commons offers prospective students skewed vision of ASU
When prospective students are trying to discover what this New American University is all about, they should not be led to believe that College Avenue Commons is a defining feature.
By Editorial Board
| September 4, 2014
Boos & Bravos: September 4
Boo to losing Joan Rivers, but bravo to the marriage equality train chuggin' on!
By Editorial Board
| September 4, 2014
Grande's grand success: Collaborating, yet finding her own voice
Grande has developed a healthy level of confidence in her own abilities as an artist in her transition from "Nick Kid" to chart topping music phenomenon.
By Becca Smouse
| September 4, 2014
Keeping up with fashion: A struggle you shouldn't bother with
Just because people say that certain styles are 'in' doesn't mean that we should base what we buy off them.
By Kayla Chan
| September 4, 2014
Media headlines minimized veteran mistreatment by VA
It would seem obvious to most that quality of care not only entails the ability to maintain life, but also quality of life.
By Donnell Probst
| September 4, 2014
World War III is here, and there's nothing we can do about it
Whichever side you support, this war is heating up a region that is beyond the boiling point.
By Ryan Clarke
| September 3, 2014
Wrong way, Tom Steyer: Your money has better uses than politics.
If he really wanted to make a difference, Tom Steyer would spend his millions on concrete and solid research-and-development solutions to the problem of climate change rather than on fickle and changeable politicians.
By Jordan Brunner
| September 3, 2014
The misogynist backroads of country music's studs
Have you listened closely to the lyrics of a country song lately?
By Desiree Pharias
| September 3, 2014
Why atheists care about religion
A response to actor Kevin Sorbo's rant on atheism
By Megan Janetsky
| September 2, 2014
I'm not a Luddite, but typewriters are better than laptops
If you have trouble staying off the Internet while writing, don't write your first draft on a computer.
By William Ruof
| September 2, 2014
'Foreign' corporations profiting off the American Dream without paying their dues
Relocating American companies has an inevitable effect on the American economy.
| September 2, 2014
Dilapidation and frustration: How state legislature gambles on University repairs
Deferred maintenance leaves our universities without an acceptable standard of infrastructure.
By Editorial Board
| September 1, 2014
Barrett is becoming a 'big' deal — here’s why that’s OK
Despite "expansion" being a harbinger of a larger student body, I believe that Barrett's becoming a "big" deal is actually an excellent thing for the honors college.
By Jessica Fletcher
| September 1, 2014
Racial issues have seeds sown in failing schools
Progress must be made in these areas if we are to stop the perpetuation of segregation and low socioeconomic status of communities like those surrounding St. Louis.
By Donnell Probst
| September 1, 2014
NFL should modify preseason for player safety
Too many players have been injured in preseason games that mean almost nothing.
By Zach Josephson
| September 1, 2014