We live in a world that is more concerned with replacing things that are broken than fixing them. Our society is obsessed with the never-ending “upgrade,” whether that be of phones, computers...

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program is the federal government’s gargantuan food stamp program. While the program is touted as “America’s first line of defense against hunger”...

Signing a pledge to prevent women and men from being victims of sexual assault is one helpful step in the right direction, but what are we really going to do about it? On Sept. 19, 2014, President Obama...

April 24 of this year is a day of great importance. It marks a century since unthinkable crimes against humanity were committed, since men were systematically murdered and women were brutally raped, since...

For years people have lived under the assumption (or excuse) that it is impossible to eat healthy in college. For starters, you’re suddenly on your own without your mother nagging you to eat your...

Universities all over the country are home to “poor” students, and by “poor” I mean either having a lot of student loans (which equates to having a lot of debt) or simply living...

A cursory glance at Pinterest boards and Instagram accounts is all one needs to understand that the world’s obsession with fitness is alive and well. The models used in advertisements, commercials...

When we have a question concerning sex, our first instinct is usually to consult either our most promiscuous friend or Reddit. Our peers become experts, and misinformation runs rampant in an age where...

When it comes to our health, we are living an oxymoron. Diet and exercise seem to be increasingly popular crazes — however, at the same time, obesity trends seem to be increasing as steadily as ever. In...

Not all relevant votes in the Senate are those that are later transformed into laws. Some votes are relevant because of their potential for major social reform. In the case of the recent all-night voting...