College Times, Utah Valley State College, UT
9 hours ago by Greg Wilcox
Roughly one year ago, I chided those UVSC students who had the temerity to sport BYU attire on campus with the article "On the lookout for UV zoobies." The tone was that of chastisement, and I meant to stir up a renewed sense of the duty that, ideally, comes with proper school pride.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, CO
13 hours ago by Ian Bezeck
This presidential election has seen candidates sparring on many different issues, but the national debt has not been one of them.
To raise awareness about this important issue, several high-ranking government officials created a disturbing documentary, called "I.
College Times, Utah Valley State College, UT
1 day ago by Heather Jones
Me: I'd like to introduce you to my other personality. The two of us don't see eye to eye on the subject of general education requirements, so I have consented to share my column with her.
Daily Lobo, University of New Mexico, NM
1 day ago
Editor, On the news this morning, I heard another woman was attacked on the UNM campus. This time the attacker was a homeless man, most likely drunk. A shiver went down my spine, because I was approached by three large, seemingly homeless men on Thursday. One said in an aggressive manner, "Hey, how 'bout a little bed and breakfast?" as he lurched toward me.
Daily Lobo, University of New Mexico, NM
1 day ago
Editor, It seems out of place for UNM to be spending $4 million on a new set of fancy clothes to create a new image when no one is addressing the real problems that need to be solved. That money could easily raise the salaries of the staff and part-time faculty.
Daily Lobo, University of New Mexico, NM
2 days ago
Editor, I am one someone many call "a bitter Hillary Clinton supporter for John McCain." But I'm voting for McCain for the reasons stated below and for no other reason. As a decorated prisoner of war and Vietnam veteran, McCain has earned his stripes, and he is not so far off the "maverick" issues that he won't do everything he can to give the American people the best possible straight face on the issues facing the country.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, CO
2 days ago by Dr. John A. Straayer
Inasmuch as we have thousands of new freshmen on campus, just recently released from some of the daily parental advice they've so often screened out, I figured there might be a "do as I say" gap to fill.
I thought, too, that since my kids screened out much of the advice I've offered, this might be a chance to have my "do as I say" bromides absorbed by other people's children.
Rocky Mountain Collegian, Colorado State University, CO
2 days ago by David McSwane
As the newest members of our student body begin their journey at CSU, I feel obliged to share with them the fundamental lesson all freshmen should learn: How to have great fun without drinking.
WAIT! Don't go anywhere. It's true. There are loads of shenanigans to be had without dealing with disciplinary action from the university, MIPs or worse.
The Daily Utah Chronicle, University of Utah, UT
2 days ago by Alicia Williams
According to the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, Alabama, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan and Virginia are all considering legislation that would allow people to carry concealed guns on campus-a right that people on Utah's college and university campuses already have.
The Daily Utah Chronicle, University of Utah, UT
2 days ago by Gina Lea Nickl
It's safe to say that binge drinking has become a part of life for many college students. More than 44 percent of college students show symptoms of alcohol abuse or dependence, according to a study performed by Harvard School of Public Health. In July, more than 100 university presidents around the nation launched the Amethyst Initiative, "amethyst" coming from the Greek word meaning "not intoxicated" Members of the Initiative include presidents from Duke, Dartmouth and Johns Hopkins.
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