The money has since been returned, although the new tuition rates are likely here to stay.

Obama is trying to even the playing field; he’s trying to drastically reduce an obscene source of stress and uncertainty in the lives of young Americans, and he’s trying to do it in the best way he can think of.

It is odd for such a polarizing issue to obtrude into what is a unifying national event.

Before you know it, they’ll be slapping the chicken slider out of your hand.

Because a beer pong table could be so much more.

The CAP report’s recommendations ranged from the frivolous to the direly needed, and now the administration must work to separate the wheat from the chaff to make positive changes that will help create a better environment for Greek life now and into the future.

The Chinese see Obama’s new tougher stance as a political ploy to score much needed public support at home.

Why not wait until the administration actually produces any legislation before voicing opposition to it?

Many years ago, the school implemented a narrow policy to encourage older professors to retire early by raising their salaries about ten percent for each of their final two years of teaching, regardless of merit.

A studious and well-disciplined student has the right not to be awakened at 5 a.m.

Addressing our over-consumptive ways can remedy environmental issues more salient to the American public while still responding to the threats posed by global warming.

Students are advised to proceed with caution when encountered with so-called “snow.”

Imagine our surprise when just recently those bruised plumes emerged again in the most unlikely of places — on the NCAA’s own website.

Personal sustainability is the act of keeping yourself going physically, emotionally, culturally and environmentally.

Obama seemed to believe if he espoused a liberal policy he must mention a conservative one.