What do you do when a national tragedy charges all the way from Boston through air waves and cellphones and tablets and laptops into your news feeds and timelines and hearts?
Did anyone notice anything strange at the Ron Paul speech Monday night?
Publicity stunts are pretty weird. They’re even weirder when they don’t really work, like, at all. We’re talking to you, Aubrey Plaza.
As the current Student Body president at the University of Florida, I am calling on your much-needed support.
We think Justin Bieber is about to reach levels of insanity that match Britney Spears in the early hours of 2008.
Basketball season is over and done with, but there’s one lingering image I have from it.
I know as a law student I tend to shut myself off from the outside world while it gets closer to finals.
Ryan Lochte is the man with his gold medals and gold abs.
Why don’t more people believe in the effects of climate change?
Last week, the Supreme Court heard arguments on two marriage equality laws: the Defense of Marriage Act and California’s Proposition 8. Decisions will not be released for several weeks, but the cases show the direction our country is heading.
Wednesday night, a speaker came to the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts and delivered what was an enthralling, interesting and appropriately comedic speech I will likely not forget.
As a third-year upperclassman, I have taken numerous online courses, ranging from Man’s Food and Introduction to Managerial Accounting to Principles of Macroeconomics and Principles of Marketing.
One of the most common complaints I have heard regarding marriage equality is it’s a slippery slope.
You might not remember the name of Matthew Shepard.
As journalists, we try to stay on top of the latest trends, but we also pay close attention to the news that goes on in the journalism world.
President Obama is creating a legacy — just not for the country’s future.
This week, President Barack Obama named the next director of the U.S. Secret Service.
How do we know if bananas are priced well?
Tuesday marked the first of two days of arguments about marriage equality heard by the Supreme Court of the United States.
I read your article on gender inequality in the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. I couldn’t agree more.
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