EDITORIAL: New Stanford scholarship singles out the Midwest
(10/04/16 8:40pm)
If you can bear to stay in the Midwest for a couple years after you graduate, Stanford might be your best bet for a free post-graduate degree.
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EDITORIAL: Clinton’s student-debt plan leaves much to be desired
(10/04/16 1:33am)
To go along with her recent, desperate attempts to connect with young voters, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton has rolled out a “Debt-Free College” plan.
EDITORIAL: Snapchat jumps the shark ... again
(10/02/16 10:12pm)
Snapchat, now known as Snap Inc., just announced it is launching a new project: a pair of video-capturing glasses called Spectacles.
EDITORIAL: A "Harry Potter" religion? Count us out
(09/29/16 10:21pm)
Back in 1997, a novel hit shelves telling of a young boy in glasses who learns he is a wizard.
EDITORIAL: New Greek reforms may have mixed results
(09/27/16 9:30pm)
Greek life is about to be a whole lot different from what IU is used to.
EDITORIAL: Chicago PD has yet to learn their lesson
(09/26/16 11:26pm)
Despite the Chicago Police Department’s reputation as a national disgrace of police corruption and brutality, the Chicago city government has decided to bring on about a thousand new officers.
EDITORIAL: Trump Jr.'s Skittles tweet is overly simplistic
(09/25/16 9:18pm)
Donald Trump Jr.’s tweet comparing Syrian refugees to Skittles stands in stark contrast with a letter about a young refugee written by a 6-year-old boy and read by President Obama on a United Nations summit Sept. 20.
EDITORIAL: Instagram allows customizable censorship
(09/22/16 10:09pm)
If you have been using social media for a while, you’re probably familiar with people being offended by online content.
EDITORIAL: The case against Italian 'Fertility Day'
(09/21/16 11:17pm)
A few years ago, a Danish travel agency started a campaign to encourage people to have children.
EDITORIAL: 'Made in the U.S.A.' is idealistic
(09/20/16 11:26pm)
In an election season characterized by intense passions, the last few months have seen few hot-button issues as polarizing and as heavily covered as free trade and the offshoring of U.S. jobs, most visibly in the manufacturing sector.
EDITORIAL: Candidates’ child care plans leave something to be desired
(09/19/16 11:37pm)
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have recently released their respective plans for child care cost reform and maternity leave. While both candidates promise positive reform from the current federal standard, neither plan is detailed or well-explained.
EDITORIAL: Islamophobia and hazing in military must stop
(09/18/16 10:20pm)
When military attitude and Islamophobia come head to head, terrible things are bound to happen.
EDITORIAL: Game of prawns
(09/15/16 9:07pm)
If you go to a restaurant and order chicken, and your waiter serves you sparrow, you’d know.
EDITORIAL: The end of Apple’s innovation dynasty
(09/15/16 12:49am)
The most recent iPhone release leaves a lot to be desired — namely, from the headphone jack.
EDITORIAL: Wells Fargo scandal is a massive betrayal of trust
(09/13/16 9:51pm)
Banks are trusted to care for our money. So what happens when that trust is violated? Wells Fargo found out.
EDITORIAL: Gary Johnson's Aleppo gaffe
(09/13/16 1:21am)
“What is Aleppo?”
EDITORIAL: Crimes shake campus
(09/11/16 11:04pm)
Typically, when one thinks of the word ‘home’ it brings to mind safety, comfort and security.
EDITORIAL: Universities find innovative buildings spur more creativity
(09/08/16 9:58pm)
IU was founded in 1820. A lot has changed since then, but there’s one thing that has never stopped since then: the construction. Everybody loves to hate it.
EDITORIAL: Bill Nye the Science Guy graces the screen once again
(09/08/16 12:47am)
As college students, chances are you’ve heard of Bill Nye the Science Guy. We grew up watching and learning from Nye, and now our dreams are finally coming true once more: he is returning to the screen via Netflix to star in a brand-new show, “Bill Nye Saves the World.”
EDITORIAL: Setbacks for space travel
(09/07/16 12:07am)
On Sept. 1, engineering and science circles were rocked by the news that SpaceX suffered an explosion at the Cape Canaveral launch site in Florida.
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