Opinion

Their wallet has taken quite the beating, but they're still fighting! Illustration published on Thursday, Oct. 20, 2016.

Being a broke college student adds value to your future

Having a limited budget in college also forces you to be creative and innovative with the resources you can afford.

By Sky Jordan | October 20, 2016

Photo illustration done on Wednesday, March 3, 2016.

There are different sides to being a broke college student

“I’m a broke college student,” we've all heard it before or have said it ourselves, but are we all equally broke?

By Charlene Santiago | October 19, 2016

Photo illustration of a political science class.

Top of the class: College degrees mean nothing in the voting booth

The ballot doesn't care if you have a degree.

By Austen Bundy | October 19, 2016

Mind what you eat

You are what you eat and your brain is too.

By Rebecca Lydford | October 19, 2016

Paving the way to success: How to land a job straight out of college

A degree alone in the workforce no longer cuts it; employers are looking for more from college graduates.

By shemar tomlinson | October 18, 2016

Police still don't have a good way to tell if drivers at traffic stops are high. Illustration published Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2016.

Proposition 205 is a poor attempt at marijuana legalization

Proposition 205 won't allow our system to prosecute those driving while high.

By Mitchell Atencio | October 18, 2016

Business casual is out, business fab-sual is in. Graphic published Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2016.

Clothing closely linked to creativity, professional business dress code no longer viable

Companies are learning to 'keep it casual' with looser dress codes.

By Gabby Hirneise | October 18, 2016

Feminism in relationships, illustration drawn on Sunday, Oct. 16, 2016.

Feminism and dating are not mutually exclusive

It is not only possible but enriching to be progressive and fight for gender equality while also engaging in traditional relationships.

By Libby Allnatt | October 17, 2016

ASU students participate in a "Grind" dance class offered at the Sun Devil Fitness Complex on Oct. 14, 2016.

Dance revolution, proven to improve brain function

Exercising doesn't have to be a chore, especially when it engages the brain.

By Gabby Hirneise | October 16, 2016

Photo illustration of gender disparity in the criminal justice system.

Why feminists need to discuss gender disparity in the criminal justice system

If gender equity is about equalizing standards for both men and women, feminists need to talk about the discrimination men face in the courts.

By Kelsey Mo | October 16, 2016

Gary Johnson is not a viable third option

2016 brought forward two disliked candidates, and some Americans want a third choice. Unfortunately, Gary Johnson isn't viable.

By Chris Wood | October 16, 2016

Does your GPA matter?

One out every five college students reports feeling stressed most of the time. Thus, the answer to this question not only influences our futures, but our mental and physical health as well.

By Sky Jordan | October 6, 2016

John Oliver references ASU on his show, Last Week Tonight, in Sept., 2016.

They're all wrong: ASU is not a joke

ASU students should feel proud of attending a university that values inclusivity, despite ill-formed stereotypes and undermining jokes.

By Mia Armstrong | October 6, 2016

eSports deserve their place in the sports world

With televised tournaments and big prize pools, eSports are beginning to look more and more like traditional sport broadcasts.

By Chris Wood | October 6, 2016

The personal challenges journalism students face

Up-and-coming journalists have to learn to set aside their own personal biases, such as their personalities, in order to become efficient storytellers.

By Charlene Santiago | October 5, 2016

Vice President Who? The bottom of the ticket actually matters this November

Can't make up your mind this November? Maybe take a look at the VP candidates.

By Austen Bundy | October 5, 2016

Your brain exists throughout your body. Illustration drawn on Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2016.

More than a gut feeling, trust your intuition

Turns out there are more neuron receptors in your gut than in either your spinal cord or peripheral nervous system. Time to listen to that gut feeling that's been nagging at you.

By Rebecca Lydford | October 4, 2016

Eating disorders are linked to mental problems. Illustration drawn on  Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2016.

Societal pressures are not solely responsible for eating disorders

Environmental factors play less of a role in the development of eating disorders than most would think.

By Gabby Hirneise | October 4, 2016

Why I changed my mind about Colin Kaepernick

My first reaction was nothing short of outraged, but through time and reflection, I learned to look beyond myself.

By Savannah Haas | October 3, 2016

A tampon in a bed of money, illustration drawn on Monday, Oct. 3, 2016.

End the tampon tax

Women are still being forced to pay the sales tax on feminine hygiene products that are considered "luxury goods" but are necessary to their well-being.

By Kelsey Mo | October 3, 2016

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