Opinion

A mix tape gone awry

Life can imitate art or vice versa, it doesn’t really matter. Both are within our control.

By Jonathan Fortner | March 31, 2013

Bigotry by any other name

To say that government shouldn't be involved in marriage at all is quite obviously disingenuous.

By Jacob Evans | March 31, 2013

Mi amiga, Selena

The importance of representation on the 18th anniversary of Selena's death

| March 31, 2013

Why we go back to church

The influx of churchgoers during the Lenten season points to the significance of a richer reality.

By Matthew Rich | March 28, 2013

Get government out of marriage

The role of government has been universally misinterpreted in regards to marriage.

By Sean McCauley | March 28, 2013

The futility of worrying

If worrying doesn't do us any good, why do we insist on doing it?

By Morgan Chan | March 27, 2013

Virtues of reading critically

Analyzing books can be fun and is a good way to gain a deeper appreciation for a story.

By Kasey Bennett | March 27, 2013

Boos & Bravos: March 27

Bravo to the U.S. Supreme Court hearing same-sex marriage cases, but boo to the shooting death of a Georgia infant.

By Editorial Board | March 26, 2013

Think of the children

Gender identity is more than skin-deep, and that’s OK.

| March 26, 2013

Who benefits from feminism?

If all feminism is a way to say to support equality, it’s still important to ask for whom feminism is meant to benefit.

By Christine Truong | March 26, 2013

Letter: Educate, not legislate on transgender issues

Letter to the editor: "People of the LGBTQ community are fighting for what they know is theirs and that is equality"

By Letters | March 26, 2013

What day is it?: Anniversaries in America

Americans seem to forget the days that shape our history

| March 26, 2013

Editorial: Take a minute to breathe

For those of us who still have no idea what we'll be doing come May, we're starting to feel the crunch.

By Editorial Board | March 25, 2013

Holding our news sources accountable

After the outrage at news media's treatment of the Steubenville rape case, the newest case to make headlines is being handled in a more ethical fashion.

| March 25, 2013

How to be an introvert

The only way to survive as an introvert is to not be an introvert.

By Esther Drown | March 25, 2013

Confessions of a technophile

The growing dependence of our society on technology is probably the most human development we could experience.

By Jacob Evans | March 24, 2013

Treading water with libertarians

Lessons cannot be learned by a jealous hoarder or their party affiliations, particularly lessons on liberty.

By Jonathan Fortner | March 24, 2013

A toast to the mean girl

If you don’t have anything nice to say, say what you feel.

| March 24, 2013

Lessons from Steubenville

Steubenville has dominated our attention, because it hits close to home.

By Jacob Evans | March 21, 2013

No offense, it's still an offense

We are a free county, because there are laws to protect us as citizens.

| March 21, 2013

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