What kind of air do you breathe? – More than 500 colleges and universities around the nation have given serious thought to this question, adopting a smoke-free policy for their campuses.
Washington...
On Sunday, May 1, 2011, President Barack Obama announced to the world that Osama bin Laden was dead. The man, who was the face of evil for our generation, will kill no more. While this is, rightfully,...
While the idea of taking an oath that “will embrace people for the diversity of their identities, creating a community inclusive of race, ethnicity, sex, age, ability, faith orientation, gender,...
Students have sex. That is the message the anonymous student group B*llikens for Choice brought to light on Wednesday, April 20, as the group distributed 1,000 condom-filled eggs around campus. Although...
Student Government Association proved this weekend during the appeals process for Chartered Student Organization funding that the structure of appealing for funds needs changing.
Key problems include...
Men and women for others – Saint Louis University’s Jesuit mission was put to the test this Sunday, April 10, when more than 900 students were evacuated from SLU’s largest residence hall, the Griesedieck...
Our dorms and apartments are the personalized headquarters from which we direct our lives – all vital activities start and end there (sleep, namely).
Living space is a crucial part of...
The Undergraduate Marriage, Family and Dating Conference, being held at Saint Louis University on April 8 and 9, should not be a field day for anger and controversy; as many hosting the event have mentioned,...
If perception was reality, then the world would exist in nearly a million dimensions.
The Socio-Economic Diversity Survey conducted by Saint Louis University for Undergraduate Socio-Economic Diversity...
We need to start learning the difference between words. There are words like “metonymical discontinuity” reserved for formal documents such as research papers.
There are words that we need to recognize...
Disenfranchisement is the death of democracy. Four bills moving through the Missouri General Assembly could lead to the loss of voting privileges by cutting off accessibility, and it will cause the direct...
There is nothing unclear about the fact that rape is unacceptable. A “Forcible Rape” report filed into DPSSS on March 7 of this year, reported as having occurred on February 26, raises the heartbreaking...
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