Opinion

Dual enrollment credits make it possible to kick-start college careers

Many college students hoping to graduate find themselves having to stretch their stay to a fifth year, but with dual enrollment credits, high school seniors can have security knowing that they are entering college ahead of the game.

| March 24, 2014

STI, pregnancy tests give information when we need it most

The ease of access to STI and pregnancy tests allows more freedom for students.

| March 23, 2014

GOP at a crossroads in midterm elections

The GOP may need a GPS.

| March 23, 2014

Save Mickey from being euthanized

An innocent dog could die over a natural reaction.

| March 20, 2014

Don't call me bro: A guide to emailing your professors

I hold steady to the belief that it is better to come off as too stiff and formal than to appear too chummy.

| March 20, 2014

Boos & Bravos: March 20

Boo to the plea bargain offered to Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Sinclair. Sinclair faced numerous charges, including sexual assault and making death threats to a woman and her family, but will instead plead guilty to mistreating the woman and causing her emotional distress.

By Editorial Board | March 20, 2014

March 20: Who is giving the finger now?

By Jordan Bohannon | March 20, 2014

EDITORIAL: Help us, ABOR, you're our only hope

Fee-fi-fo-fum: The athletic fee bill breaks the democratic process and demonstrates fumbling not seen since cavemen days.

By Editorial Board | March 20, 2014

Teach for (two years to improve your app in) America

Education is a career, not a stepping stone.

| March 19, 2014

The Internet at 25: Out with the park, in with the chatroom

The Internet's effect on Millennials and the uprising silent generation may be influential enough to shift the American Dream entirely.

| March 19, 2014

Take the challenge: Tune in to "Cosmos"

"Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey" is phenomenal, and it could be the beginning of a shift toward more programming like, you know, the creation of our entire universe.

| March 19, 2014