Opinion

Online classes highlight the importance of student-teacher interactions

Teachers' roles will change with new technology. We should continue to value the educators we already have by mixing their skills with new technology, instead of developing a solely online education system.

By Ashley Sutherland | March 1, 2017

Photo illustration of a hand raised in the air, representing Tommie Smith and John Carlos' historic act in the 1968 summer olympics.

Racism still exists in the world of sports

Racism still exists, and sports represent the battle against it on a national stage.

By Kynan Marlin | March 1, 2017

An Olympic Village on campus is promising for the future of Sun Devil Athletics

Creating an Olympic training grounds would boost the success of ASU athletics.

By Alexandra Wolfe | March 1, 2017

Angel shots can't replace bystanders in assault prevention

Talking about the LGBT community helps open a conversation about bar safety for everyone during the angel shot craze.

By Benjamin Steele | March 1, 2017

It's time to get to know your body

Learning about your body can create a healthier body image and sex life, leading to a more sex positive culture as a whole.

By Sky Jordan | February 28, 2017

A man walks past a newspaper stand on Mill Ave. in downtown Tempe on Monday, Feb. 27, 2017.

Students and citizens must be able to trust the press

Both the press and the people need to make a concerted effort to develop a trusting relationship.

By Jonah Baker | February 28, 2017

Jeff Sessions is a major threat to the liberties of all Americans

Jeff Sessions being the attorney general can be very dangerous to the liberties of all Americans.

By Vamsi Krishna Pappusetti | February 28, 2017

Felicity Jones in the 2016 Lucasfilm movie Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.

Backlash against 'Rogue One' reflects a post-election America

Despite Bob Iger's claims to the contrary, "Rogue One" strikes a timely cultural chord.

By Serena O'Sullivan | February 27, 2017

The Farce Side comedy show at ASU's Memorial Union in Tempe, Arizona on Friday, Feb. 24, 2017.

When comedy becomes an act of rebellion

In the face of an administration many see as unjust, comedy may be the most powerful weapon.

By David Marino | February 27, 2017

Freshman engineering student Collin Friedrich poses for a photo throwing wasted paper on Barrett lawn on ASU's Tempe, Arizona campus on Sunday, Feb. 26, 2017.

I never knew paper could wreak so much havoc

Though the digital age is the eco-friendly solution we have been longing for, we still rely heavily on using paper in all its various forms for work, school and personal care.

By Rahul Verma | February 27, 2017

Rape culture is normalized across college campuses

Rape is perpetuated by unhealthy norms, and its culture is rampant on college campuses.

By Sky Jordan | February 27, 2017

In defense of the daily latte

Your daily cup of coffee is of more value than the price of caffeine.

By Holly Hillsten | February 26, 2017

The film "A United Kingdom" reminds us of the progress made with interracial marriage

"A United Kingdom" highlights the progress we've made as a society, but lacks emphasis on major points of racial injustice.

By Guillermo Mijares | February 23, 2017

Students discuss important aspects of the pod design during an AZloop Hyperloop team meeting at the Polytechnic campus on Friday, Feb. 10, 2017.

Collaboration with NASA and SpaceX gives ASU a competitive edge in technological innovation

ASU's recent partnership with NASA and the SpaceX Hyperloop competition provides unique opportunities for students and faculty.

By Yasmine Mian | February 23, 2017

Why it's important to know how the Supreme Court works

Gay marriage, abortion and segregation are just a few of the issues that the Supreme Court has reviewed

By Morgan Willis | February 23, 2017

Maricopa County is interested in politics, but the parties aren't ready

America is ready to get involved in politics but unaware of how to do so.

By Benjamin Steele | February 23, 2017

It's time to end the stigma against eating disorders

Educating the public about eating disorders and the resources available will help bring these issues out of dark and reduce stigmatization.

By Ashley Sutherland | February 22, 2017

How to Watch The Oscars

Award shows can be overwhelming.

By Joey Coalter | February 22, 2017

The Diamondbacks are trying to take advantage of Maricopa County

The Diamondbacks' lawsuit is taking advantage of Maricopa County residents who helped pay for construction of the stadium 19 years ago.

By Kynan Marlin | February 22, 2017

The NCAA needs to make changes to its existing investigative procedures

The NCAA's process of investigating infractions must be addressed because of its inconsistencies.

By Alexandra Wolfe | February 22, 2017

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