While the Boston bombings held the focus of news in the United States two weeks ago, the House of Representatives voted on and passed the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act. The bill was introduced...

The most tragic part about tragedies is how eager people are to politicize them. Within hours of the Boston Marathon Bombing, xenophobes, racists and Islamophobes had taken to Twitter to blame the calamity...

"Feminism." It's an injustice that I even have to explain it, but I do. Feminism is simple for me: it means graduating from college. There are systems in place to distract me. These systems also affect...

Around this time of year, everyone's feelings are split between desperation and apathy. Finals come due - major projects and papers and exams, all of which weigh heavily on whether you pass or fail or...

Well, here we are again, the end of another semester and another academic year. A wise man once remarked that April is the cruelest month, and nowhere does that feel more true than on a college campus. Just...

It's the season of threats and counter-threats on the Korean peninsula. The posturing in speeches and military demonstrations by Pyongyang intensified over the annual spring combined drills between United...

The most laughable part about the crusade against marijuana legalization is that, while weed's opponents devote their time and energy towards fighting a plant, young people - particularly college students...

The "Weekly Standard" reported on March 22 that Vice President Joe Biden stayed one night in Paris, at the five-star Hotel Intercontinental Paris Le Grand, during his first European tour of his second...

There's this running joke among the graduating senior class: Somebody walks up to you. They say, "so what are your plans after graduation?" Then you, as a graduating senior, are supposed to guffaw yourself...