One would hope that you learn from your mistakes—apparently Rolling Stone magazine hasn’t. Rolling Stone faced much-deserved condemnation after a 2014 piece about an alleged sexual assault on...

Are people, particularly college students, taking advantage of protesting as a political tool? Is it a way to make unfair and, some might say, irrational demands? Or is it the ultimate way to effect change? The...

AMSA may recycle, but does it matter if the majority of people on campus don’t know? It's rather telling when teachers and administration have two different stories. Many teachers who were interviewed...

Mass shootings have become so frequent in the United States that during the writing of this column I had to rework my information from the Planned Parenthood shooting in Colorado to include the latest...

An email scandal. So original. Hillary Clinton found herself in the midst of a controversy last month when reports surfaced that she had used a private email account during her time as Secretary of...

There is no doubt that bullying plays a prevalent role in American society. A 2011 study by the National Center for Education Statistics and Bureau of Justice Statistics estimated that as many as 30 percent...

When I hear the word “finalists,” I imagine that there will soon be a winner. A final person will finish above the rest and receive the prize. And yet, twice now AMSA has declared a host of “finalists”...