Hatred of redheads seems to be a growing fad. The origin of this particular upswing in ginger-bashing can be precisely traced to a single TV show.

Ben & Jerry of ice cream fame spoke at Ryan Auditorium Wednesday night in an event sponsored by College Democrats. We sent a conservative — and she actually learned a thing or two.

Believe it or not, famed sociologist Thorstein Veblen played a mean Ultimate Frisbee back in the day.

This year’s wide receivers contribute heavily to the team’s success and have begun to build a reputation.

Why bringing Gitmo detainees to Illinois might not be such a bad idea.

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Zoe will be in Jerusalem, Israel until January 2.

Yitzhak Rabin is Israel’s John F. Kennedy: a fighter for change, a symbol of hope and an assassinated national leader, forever engraved in national memory as a pioneer for peace.
On November 4, 1995, Rabin was murdered by Yigal Amir, a radical, religious Jew.  Amir [...]

You’ve settled into a fully functional relationship and also managed to form a no-classes-on-Friday schedule. It’s as good as it can get… not. Your significant other disappears amidst scads of duffel bags and suitcases for study abroad, a JR, graduate school, or simply on extended anywhere-but-here adventures.

One writer begs Oprah to stay in the Midwest — after all, she’s all we’ve got.

Groups like the Westboro Baptist Church and situations like the Fort Hood shooting blur the lines of faith and hatred. What does it really mean to be religious?

Watch your back, Hudgens. Why the prettiest boy in the room is all mine.

Taylor is studying in Buenos Aires, Argentina until Nov. 28.

I’ve never actually failed something before. Sure, I’ve been unhappy with my grades at times, but literally failing has been something I’ve managed to avoid. Until now.
A week ago, I showed up at my final for “History of Argentina,” expecting to be handed a [...]

So the health care reform bill passed in the House. But it still has to go through the Senate.

Near the shores of Lake Michigan, some solace might be found.

Sometimes it takes a trip across the globe to appreciate what you have at home.

Zoe will be in Jerusalem, Israel until January 2.

“It’s the sixth of November and I’m sun tanning!” my friend Ria exclaimed yesterday as we set between falls on a rappelling trip in the Judean desert.
We’d traveled with a group of international students to rappel hundreds of feet down jagged dessert cliffs in Qumran, the area [...]