Invisible Children is planning an art show that will consist of multiple student-submitted paintings, sketches, photographs and sculptures with the children in Uganda as the subject matter. “We're...

In response to a recent NPR story about President Barack Obama’s attempts to re-establish his role as a leader, Shayan Ahmad and Andy Yang debate the common controversy of nature vs. nurture. "Leaders...

By Alex Mackall <[email protected]> President Barack Obama’s American Graduation Initiative, announced in July 2009, is an attempt by the Obama administration to make the United States the...

On Monday, Congress voted into law the new healthcare bill that has been in the works since President Obama has taken office. Since the bill has been turned to law, some smaller benefits will be implemented...

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By Kendall Harshberger <[email protected]> Every Monday and Friday, sophomore Emily Garman gets up at 5 a.m. for her 5:30 a.m. swim practice. From 7:50 a.m. to 3:05 p.m. she is in school....

On Thursday, June 4, President Barack Obama will give a speech from Cairo University at 1:10 p.m. local time (6:10 a.m. EST). The event is a component of his tour of the Middle East, and will address issues...

By Meher Ahmad <[email protected]> When I was in the second grade, I remember watching a small news special on Pakistan, specifically about the division of India and Pakistan. As a recent immigrant,...

By Bennett Fuson <[email protected]> I’ve been trying to cut back on my political columns as of late (see previous issues), but with President Obama’s administration plunging headfirst into...

February is Black History Month, a month many Americans pass by as being just another reason for stores to have sales, people to hang posters in schools and TV stations to play specials. However, while...