The fact of the matter is that when you graduate high school, you don’t automatically leave it behind; you still cling to its social structure and hierarchy, because that’s what you’re familiar with.
I suggest that in order for a health- or safety-related CIO to maximize its effectiveness, it should pair scientifically backed information with activities that directly engage the group with the student population.
I understand that it can be saddening to see people in dirty clothes sitting on the sidewalk, and I understand how bad we feel as privileged students to not always have money on us to give to them. But is avoiding eye contact really going to help?
Even if you like me as a person, you’ve probably never seen me sitting at my laptop at midnight, sobbing over the latest episode of “Parenthood.” It’s not pretty.
Bias in news reporting organizations is certainly something to be aware of and to consider as one reads. This piece, though, is an opinion column.
The disparity between how much energy the University invests in first-year housing and how much energy it invests in upper-class housing is undesirably large.
We can see that administrators are attempting to refashion the way the University understands itself. The school wants to be a public global university: which is not a contradiction in terms, but not a fully coherent concept either.
As it currently stands, the University can and does find ways to woo top talent. But give one class of competitor the ability to sweeten the pie with monthly paychecks and no recruit will settle for a Cavalier jersey until he’s exhausted every option to play-for-pay.
Two weeks after Tina Fey talked about the importance of the arts in education, I held improv comedy callbacks in my living room.
If the University wishes to frame itself as a globally conscious school, it must not neglect Africa.
The voting booth is not our sanctuary. Pope Francis’ recent comments touch on this aspect of our faith. We do not need to condone homosexuality in order to recognize that in a pluralistic society gay people should be allowed to live their lives as they see fit.
I don’t think we can maintain our integrity as an institution of learning modeled after Jeffersonian ideals without restoring grant aid — even if it means cutting the budget of something like football.
The conventional wisdom that a college’s campus consists of above-ground buildings still holds for the University. For some schools in Singapore, however, this may not be the case for much longer
One can be outraged by the Republicans’ new plan of action without even having an opinion on whether the Affordable Care Act is good or devastating for the country.
Higher education is slowly becoming out of reach for low-income families.
The question of who is responsible for workplace preparation — firms, schools or students — is important because the question of responsibility is, implicitly, a question of cost. It takes time and money to turn students into workers.
Identity, culture, memory, emotion, reasoning, communication and premeditated cooperation — all characteristics we thought made us unique — exist underwater, too.
The better response to Putin’s statement, however, would have been silence. I believe few Americans read Putin’s New York Times piece and accepted his portrayal of the United States as accurate. There was no need for McCain to escalate the situation in a tit-for-tat response article, especially after a diplomatic success, and at a time when cooperation between the two countries is critical.
Regardless, the fact that students didn’t protest the Santorum event is not necessarily a bad thing. Student protests have an unfortunate tendency of sacrificing free-speech principles for the sake of another favored cause.
When I heard news of social segregation at Alabama, I could not believe such practices still existed. But after further contemplation, I began to see how unsurprising Alabama’s situation is. Looking at the many Greek systems in our region, and even examining the University’s own sorority and fraternity life, it is clear that a sort of segregation continues — even if it is not intentional like Alabama’s.
