Video game technology has made some amazing advances in recent decades. When I was 10 years-old, my mom got me my very first Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), and with that, came the Nintendo NES Zapper,...

A new club on campus is arguing that men in U.S. society are not taken seriously enough. According to the Zen Men’s page on the Link the club promotes the male perspective with regard to relationships,...

Civic duty is an important aspect of a democratic society. For many of us that duty starts and ends with voting, but it doesn’t have to be that way. In fact, it shouldn’t. We should, by all means,...

“Bacon broke the Internet,” was the tweet of the day with a link to a Minneapolis radio station web page showing a bunch of tweets regarding the news that bacon could be a possible the cause of cancer....

A common concern that students have expressed to the Student Senate is that there is insufficient parking at the Truax Campus, and many have asked why we don’t have a multilevel parking ramp. For most...

Free speech is but one of the key components of a democracy, and a right that Americans have been advocating for and fighting about for centuries. As a journalist, an American, and a free thinker, free...

This week, I’d like to talk about forgiveness. What I think of as forgiveness probably differs from yours, because we’re different people. Some things can exist on common ground, and maybe that’s...

In the New York Times article, “Shadowy Lines That Still Divide,” we are told of a progressive disparity between those who have much, those who have little, and that the gap between them is ever growing....