Opinion

Last week marked the one-year anniversary of the day that Seung-Hui Cho began a shooting spree at a Virginia Tech dormitory and then killed 33 people, including himself. Across the country, people took the time to remember the events of the day and reflect that even those who were not directly involved were affected.

The first wave of the digital revolution and the second wave of Web 2.0 have produced a paradigm shift in privacy, identity and community across many facets of human life that previous generations have taken for granted.

My Milkshakes Bring [all] the News to the Yard.

Conservative commentator Michael Medved recently wrote an opinion piece for www.townhall.com, trumpeting that Americans are right to state that they would refuse to elect an atheist for president.

Most tax dollars well-spent, argues Nguyen

Two of the most important things in my life are currently in conflict in Germany: beer and the environment.

Here we are in the middle of another primary election. Every four years, we hear presidential hopefuls make promises that we know they...

The days of bio-fuels, at least as we know them, are numbered. In the wake of global shortages of food and increasing doubts...

I have yet to see Ben Stein's new movie on intelligent design, "Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed," but after seeing him do the rounds...

The two remaining Democratic presidential nominees

Whether it's race, affiliation, gender or religion, college offers plenty of possibilities for pigeonholing. People can label you by something as small as...

What do marijuana, a capful of bleach and a bottle of Mountain Dew have in common?