Opinion

Huffington Post's categories instill sense of separation

How has a publication as prominent as Huffington Post gotten away with publicly severing groups from others without notice?

By Sydney Maki | November 12, 2014

AZ Merit shows promise for Arizona education

We are not labeling our graduates by a system of a's, b's and c’s and fill-in-the-blanks. We are defining them by their work in the classroom.

By Becca Smouse | November 12, 2014

Let's get married — but only for bit

The proposed idea of a 20-year marriage license would essentially ruin the purpose of marriage and not do anyone any favors.

By Desiree Pharias | November 12, 2014

Music artists should embrace Spotify

Artists should see Spotify as a form of publicity in addition to a way of making money.

By Kayla Chan | November 10, 2014

Veterans appreciated in classroom and community

ASU recognizes the benefit of diversity and the administration has taken great steps towards fostering a place for veterans in our community.

By Editorial Board | November 10, 2014

Laws should be more welcoming to homeless

It seems that the suffering of these people is ruining the perfect storybook image that state governments are trying so hard to project.

By Megan Janetsky | November 10, 2014

Democrats poised to pounce in 2016

Although Republicans won the midterms, Democrats are likely to win the presidency in 2016.

By Allie Bice | November 9, 2014

Lena Dunham remains a role model

I will continue to look-up to a woman who possesses incredible talent and made headway into an industry dominated by men.

| November 9, 2014

Letter: An open letter to ASU about the flawed ASU ticketing system

Letter to the Editor: "I assure you I am not alone in feeling jaded about this process. "

By Letters | November 9, 2014

One black Congresswoman is not enough

It is true, as Congressman and civil rights leader John Lewis says, that America is 'not a post-racial society.'

By Jordan Brunner | November 9, 2014

The first step is recognizing the problem

Spurred by Sweden, the world community, especially Israel’s long-time ally the U.S. must take a stand for a two-state solution.

By Harrison Finzel | November 7, 2014

Boos & Bravos: Nov. 6

Bravo to full-length sleeves on our fall apparel; boo to a dragging out of Toy Story, which has already been perfectly concluded.

By Editorial Board | November 7, 2014

The future of education is nomadic

The idea behind this vision is a reliance on peer-to-peer collaboration.

By Ryan Lynch | November 6, 2014

Coverage of Middle East issues lacks depth

Journalists have recently focused only on the effects international issues have on the very specific demographic of Americans.

By Sydney Maki | November 6, 2014

Will Arizona's Doug Ducey really be 'governor of all'?

As Arizona's governor-elect, Ducey should understand the weight and meaning of everything he says

By Editorial Board | November 6, 2014

Uproar over 'Body' campaign isn't key to female empowerment

Instead of just signing a petition to stop body shaming, we need to showcase confidence in our own lives to avoid falling victim of this.

By Desiree Pharias | November 5, 2014

Feminists are wrong about Disney

We can’t drill feminism in the heads of our youth as this concept that Prince Charming is evil, or that love is heinous.

By Becca Smouse | November 5, 2014

Students should aim for optimal stress level

The ideal degree of stress may vary from individual to individual.

By Anima Sahu | November 5, 2014

California gets it right with Proposition 47

While most states continue to sit on failed prison policies that drain the American pocketbook, states like Oregon, New Jersey and California are taking action.

By Donnell Probst | November 5, 2014

State Press columnists react to 2014 Arizona Midterm Elections

Columnists Jordan Meyer and Jordan Brunner give their perspective on the outcome of the midterm elections.

By Jordan Brunner | November 4, 2014

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