COLUMN: Love needs to keep winning
The marriage equality victory from the Obergefell v. Hodges U.S. Supreme Court decision should act as a turn in the tide to help bring equality to all Americans.
The marriage equality victory from the Obergefell v. Hodges U.S. Supreme Court decision should act as a turn in the tide to help bring equality to all Americans.
"Because if it’s not the Mexican flag, it’s speaking Spanish in public or simply having a brown face..."
"Symbols are powerful, compelling, evocative and useful. They unite us, divide us, inspire us and horrify us."
Fashion has always taken a toll on our bodies. Many say it’s the price you pay to look good, but how high is the price?
Lawrence and a few other major actresses are demanding payment that is free from sexual prejudice.
Now that queer is cool, a few things need to be said about allies.
Affordable Care Act and Marriage Equality opposition from the U.S. Supreme Court would make Indiana's GOP look really bad right before reelection.
"A democracy is only as strong as its ballot."
Privileged or not, everyone would benefit from introducing a little more structure to their lives.
Sports fandom is about positivity, so lets end hate for bandwagon fans.
IU student's already know of he convenience and affordability of public transportation. Now to get the rest of the country on board...
A white person can be a good NAACP, but a good leader is trustworthy.
Columnist Nancy Wu responds to an New York Times editorial about our post-graduate generation.
Following the season finale of popular HBO series, Game of Thrones, the IDS Editorial Board deems the show's criticized violence is serving a grim purpose.
Despite a recent Title IX investigation for compliance, IU is still failing to effectively serve student survivors of sexual violence.
Nick's English Pub's letter demonstrates a need for better ways for businesses to address homelessness but Boxcar Book's reaction demonstrates a missed opportunity for the civic engagement advocates to make a positive impact.
There’s a lot of reason to be paying attention to Germany lately. Never mind President Obama’s recent visit to the Bavaria region of the country for the G7 — and the scandalous revelation he drank non-alcoholic beer while he was there (#beerghazi?) — or Jeb Bush’s saber-rattling follow up in Berlin in front of an audience that sees the Iraq war as striking American disaster. The real reason is that, as a growing number of American students have discovered, Germany wants to pay for your college degree.
Last week I went to the doctor’s office to get my annual checkup.
Breathless, I lengthened my stride and called yet another number, praying for someone to pick up.
Whether it's sleep avoidance due to a fear of missing out or the drive to maximize time, depriving your body of slumber may not be a good long-term lifestyle.