Opinion

The Journal would like to clarify its policy of the in-house ads that appear in our publication. Recently, complaints were lodged regarding the “Student body...

Why do we let politicians, renown for being corrupt, to dictate our moral battles?

Evan Mueller, founding father of DU, write about the future of Greek life at Webster University.

Whether you celebrate or not, Valentine’s Day shouldn’t be the only time you show your love for others

Midwesterners should learn to deal with annual winter storms, or find warmer climates

Confession: A personal examination of conscience. Also, a sweet app for the smart phone.

Is Iran the next Middle Eastern nation due for democracy?

Those that go hungry shouldn’t also have to go unnoticed

Lyrics are at the heart of music, listeners must demand more

The saying goes that the first time something happens it’s chance, the second time it’s coincidence and the third time it’s conspiracy.

The recent explosion of democracy-flavored protests across the Middle East has been cause for pause over the last several weeks. As media outlets worldwide fight for the most in-depth coverage of the movements in Tunisia, or more recently, Egypt, an interesting question about media coverage is being posed.

An examination on the kind of food only found in America.

Perhaps nothing more brutal and American exists than the Super Bowl.

Students are given a rare opportunity, and they should take advantage of it

Drug prevention should be about realistic treatment, not saving face

Man or woman, clothing should be about personal desire, not meeting arbitrary standards of the public.