Student Affairs needs permanent leader
Our still newly selected dean of student affairs, Karen Boyd, has resigned.
Copenhagen climate summit failed to achieve goals
“I’m sorry. We could have stopped catastrophic climate change... we didn’t.” —Future President Obama.
Companies should follow Google’s lead
After giving in to China’s demands for four years, Google has decided to stop censoring its search results.
Leadership Perspectives
The university community has come together to help Haitians in need as a result of the recent earthquake.
Goal of security should not destroy privacy
We should look at terrorism and security in a larger context, one in which the benefits of freedom outweigh the costs of absolute security.
Burj Khalifa’s size does not reflect economic power
Earlier this month, the tallest building in the world opened in Dubai to a sparkling ceremony of pomp and circumstance in the Middle Eastern emirate.
Late-night controversy takes away from actual news
In light of recent global events, people should be able to depend on news and media for consistent updates of what is truly going on.
Scandals tarnish athletes’ images
Athletes have a responsibility to have their private actions correspond to their public image.