Instead of wasting time, energy and money inventing ideas indiscriminately, or at least haphazardly, ASUU should put more research into legitimate student needs.

Questioning the administration's efforts to promote good sportsmanship is uncalled for, and evidently, we can all use a lesson on staying classy.

I find it interesting that those who keep talking about the rights of a cluster of cells, I mean a fetus, are also those who oppose the rights of two individuals of the same gender to get married!

It's time Utah made up for the years of neglect and insufficient funding by requiring yearly inflation increases to O&M for higher education across the state.

Although the CDS offers advisement and accommodation for current students, more scholarships are needed for prospective as well as current students with disabilities to encourage them to enroll in college classes, and not to shy away from continuing their education at our campus.

Although Obama is certainly no friend of the Second Amendment, it appears unlikely he will institute any new gun control measures in the near future.

Charging students that amount for internship credits is like charging a student for going to another school.

With the Utah vs. Brigham Young University game coming to a head, there is only one question left: Whose side is U President Michael Young on, anyway?

The idea of extending rights to "potential" human beings would mean that using contraceptives or even waiting until marriage would be equally unethical propositions. Potentially, Alison could be pregnant right now with a child that might develop a cure to cancer. That doesn't mean I think she should be forced to keep it.

If it takes three Utah national parks being strip mined and polluted beyond recognition for the United States to realize it has a problem, then so be it, but I'm selling my house now, before the whole neighborhood goes.