Kasey Ashford '12 explains why supporting Ron Paul may be a smart move for students.

Dean Peter Lepage responds to an article describing a decline in humanities grads. 

Prof. Marvin Pitts responds to Sam Dean's '12 Ten Commandments for professors. 

Ashley Green '12 argues that it seems it is actually Hamas that values one Israeli life to be worth 1,027 Palestinian lives in the prisoner swap that took place this October.

Students argue that it is not the media that created the imbalanced equation in the Israeli-Palestinian prisoner exhange: It is Hamas that devalues the lives of its own people.

Arts and Sciences Communications Director Susan Robertson assures readers that the new Humanities Building will not compromise the image of the Arts Quad. 

Michael Hyland '12 argues that the media and others have misrepresented the student body at Penn State based on the actions of some that rioted after the firing of Joe Paterno, Penn State's head football coach.

Rachael Schuman '13 argues that the new humanities building will not be a "gateway to the Arts Quad" but will, rather, compromise the image and integrity of the quad as we know it.

Jon Miller '15 argues that diversity initiatives and affirmative action unfairly benefit minority students based on history and not present circumstances.

Sarah Longchamp '14 defends the value of protected speech under anonymity.