Between classes, activities, and friends, students may not have much time to think about what is going on outside of campus. In Washington, recent decisions made will impact students and the money they receive in loans and grants. Since coming into effect on March 1, the sequester cuts thus far have...

Rumors have been circulating that Global Ethics will no longer be a requirement for graduation. According to Tara Giblin, Dean of the School of Humanities and Sciences, this rumor is not true. Global Ethics is still a requirement, however, for the incoming freshmen in fall 2013 their Global Ethics...

Kappa Deltas Kristen McCurdy, sophomore, and Alyssa Prato, freshman, both biology majors, man the Shamrock sign-up table in Stamper Commons. On March 9, the women of Stephens’ Kappa Delta sorority will be hosting their annual Shamrock 5k Run/Walk at Stephens Lake Park. This will be the sixth...

Zaidoun Al Zoubi is a Syrian activist who has been reporting for CNN on the Syrian Revolution for more than a year. He was arrested by the Syrian secret police on December 15 for speaking out against the Assad regime. He was taken in a café by seven armed men and arrested with six others, including...

In light of recent national events, students are concerned with the lack of cameras around campus. Tony Coleman, director of Security, says there are multiple cameras around campus and more are set for installation. Cameras have been placed in high traffic areas such as the quad, outside the entryways...