Living in America, we take many things for granted, even in these times of economic strife. One would think that China, being one of the wealthiest countries in the world, would be a safer...
There are a million ways I could be fired from my job. Perhaps I am always late, or I don’t do quality work or care enough. Unfortunately, none of these are good enough reasons to fire an American public...
On Aug. 31, the identity of Saint Louis University President Lawrence Biondi, S.J., was taken to Twitter to create the “Faker Biondi” parody account, found at @FakerBiondi. News of this Twitter...
It is something we should have paid attention to a long time ago. The protests taking place in cities all over the nation are the latest consequences of the economic crisis the world has been suffering...
Five weeks into the academic year, getting a head start on making changes and establishing a presence on campus as representatives of students has proven difficult for this year’s Student...
If you made a visit to the Career Fair on Wednesday with a spiffy resume and received some good criticism on it, as well as some direction for the future of your education and career plans, you can pat...
While I am not opposed to diversity and inclusion efforts, I do have opposition to the Student Government Association’s Oath of Inclusion.
It has been my biggest fear since the inception of the...
“Future terrorist attacks are possible, but Americans are on guard” -the commentary that ran under that title in the Sept. 22, 2011 issue of The University News was a not-unusual response to the remembrance...
Before I had heard anything on the Troy Davis case, my grandmother had given me an audiobook to listen to called “The Confession.” It is by John Grisham and it follows the case of a black man in Texas...
Last week, the United States joined most of the developed world in ending its discriminatory policies against homosexuals in the military, leaving behind such illustrious paragons of civil liberty...
Americans have asked themselves repeatedly over the past 10 years and 11 days since Sept. 11, 2001 if it could happen again. With the increased security measures implemented immediately following the coordinated...
We cannot all be experts at foreign trade, metal exchange or sovereign debt markets, but there is certainly something missing in our education when it comes to the economy.
Money shapes our lives. When...
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