When I first feebly poked my head into the office, self conscious, yet lit afire with an idea I felt I had to share, there was no way I could have known where it would ...

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For many high school students, the hardest part about college admission is actually getting accepted. However, for some, the question of how they will afford a quality education is a far more pressing issue. Kaitlyn ...

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Happy Beginnings Emiri Hashimoto, a sophomore communications major at the University of Tampa, sat in her room with the sunlight gently reflecting off the pink floral prints that cover her sheets and clothes. Here, it ...

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The scene is set in Raleigh, N.C. Police dart into a crowd of passionate protesters. Others are inside, arm-in-arm, singing the well-known song of empowerment, “We Shall Overcome” while being dragged out in handcuffs. Think ...

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Where is the soul music? In fact where is the music at all? We need somebody to save us from the digitized monotony we have gotten ourselves into. Soulful voices used to move people into ...

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Want to find the underlying sexism, racism and overall destructive sentiments that still exist in our current society? The perfect solution has been found. Give a polarizing topic (or any topic for that matter that ...

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It’s that time of year again. The time many who are out of the loop dread, Black History Month. The time of the year people must convincingly pretend to care about Black Americans’ legacy in ...

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Japanese Internment On February 19, 1942 Executive Order 9066 was signed and authorized by Franklin Roosevelt. This law effected Japanese citizens on many levels. But what was the motivation? To what extent did it affect ...

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When the Constitution was read recently on the floor of the House of Representatives, the parts on slavery were left out by its readers, who have so prided themselves on their loyalty to our founding ...

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Some of us have been walking around this structure  situated in the middle of campus for two years and now, finally it is opening it’s doors to the public this week. Opinions are polarized as ...

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It seems like the tense atmosphere that surrounds the subjects of race, gender and sexuality has heightened so much that people will move mountains to avoid discussions on them. It’s either that or the complete ...

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On Feb. 24, 2006, an apologetic Equity and Diversity Chair at California State University, Northridge apologized for only having 42 African-Americans (20 percent) on their full-time faculty out of 840 professors. By contrast, on Nov. ...

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I’m sacrificing most of my column for information on some of the Amendments that you will be voting on Tuesday. I urge you to vote and let your opinions be known. To avoid some bias, ...

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It is hard to understand the extent to which someone has to be suffering in order to make them want to end his or her life. It’s even more surprising when that person is in ...

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