College Headlines

In A Man-Made World: Only men can stop rape from happening

The Eagle, American University, DC

2 days ago by Rachel Lincoln

Last spring, AU celebrated national Men Can Stop Rape Week here at AU. It was a moving experience for a number of students and shed light on a topic that I would hope most of us have not experienced! But instead of Men Can Stop Rape "Week," maybe the "week" should be left off.

Staff Editorial: A crisis of SA leadership

GW Hatchet, George Washington University, DC

7 hours ago

If you want real, tangible change, SA President Vishal Aswani's administration has fallen short.

Amanda Crowe: Thurston cameras not a privacy violation

GW Hatchet, George Washington University, DC

8 hours ago by Amanda Crowe
Hatchet Columnist

The cameras are there to prevent and solve crime, not to get people used to authoritarianism.

Jake Sherman: What you don't know can hurt you

GW Hatchet, George Washington University, DC

8 hours ago by Jake Sherman

The University Police Department operates behind a layer of secrecy, and their methods are completely consequence-free.

Letter to the editor: Women's Issues column weak once again

The Eagle, American University, DC

9 hours ago by Ashley Evans

Writing about the issue of sexual assault can be a positive step forward in addressing stigmas and myths that still surround the issue, but it is important to describe campus resources and events accurately. Unfortunately Ms. Lincoln's lack of research again weakens her well-intentioned column.

Staff Editorial: AU admins bungle power outage

The Eagle, American University, DC

14 hours ago

Many students woke up Wednesday morning to find an e-mail from the Office of Information Technology in their inboxes. The e-mail was short and to the point - from 11 p.m. Wednesday to 7 a.m. Thursday, power and Internet service would be cut in a number of buildings on AU's campus.

Campus pet situation lacking

Quindecim, Goucher College, MD

1 day ago by Julia Boyer

I've always thought of Goucher as a very liberal place - that's why I came here. Since I've enrolled, I've learned that our administration is also very progressive: Sandy is part of the Amethyst Initiative, there's a strong recycling program, and we're in the midst of constructing a "green" building.

Harassment: Defining the line

The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD

1 day ago by Susan Holcomb

My Thanksgiving story is not G-rated. While at home in Dallas, Texas, over Thanksgiving break, my tire blew out on the freeway, and I had to have my car towed to a nearby service station.

Talking about Goucher gossip

Quindecim, Goucher College, MD

1 day ago by Dan Amodeo

Have you heard? Did you know? Oh my god, you won't believe this!

I hate gossip. It drives me insane, it's the root of all rumors, and only on occasion is it ethical.

At a small school like Goucher it is very easy to get consumed in the trivial drama of other people's lives and actions.

Letters to the Editor

The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD

1 day ago

Letters submitted by guest contributors.

General education: The system is CRAP

The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD

1 day ago by Rob Gindes

The CORE system at this school sucks. There's no snappy joke for that - it just sucks.

Letter from the Editor: A Premature Farewell

The Georgetown Independent, Georgetown University, DC

2 days ago by Greg Gangelhoff

Dear Reader,

Well, the semester has come to an end. All of our griping about classes and whether it was too hot or too cold made things pass by quickly. Now there's nothing to do but take exams, send in final papers and head home for the holidays.

While the end of the semester always brings us one step closer to the terrifying prospect of graduation, this particular end to the semester is more resonant than most for yours truly.