Collegian columnist Roy Ribitzky can’t find any reasonable explanation for the university’s recent actions and if it’s a joke, the students aren’t laughing.

As we all prepare to leave for a week of drinking, partying, hooking up and seeking warmer climes, Collegian columnist Harrison Searles reminds us that the unexamined life is not worth living.

Collegian columnist Matt Robare is asking you to nominate Stephen Colbert for an honorary degree. This is a dream worth striving for.

A declaration to students asking them to vote in the upcoming SGA election.

Nick Milano was a fan of Obama when he first saw the politician in action. Now that he has gained the nation’s highest office, disappointment has started to creep in.

Columnist Shane Cronin identifies the lack representation of the working class within U.S. Congress.

Columnist Ben Moriarty believes the Student Government Association does not provide a check and balance for the administration, but rather a place for self-serving students to build their resumes.

Columnist Amanda Joinson warns that economic conditions make it difficult for students to land ideal internships, especially if they are unwilling to compromise and settle for internships that are less-than-stellar and can be used as leverage for more desirable ones in the future.

Dave Coffey believes that sexism is a terrible thing, but that some jokes, even those that some consider sexist, aren’t terrible. They are, in fact, representations of how terrible sexism really is.

Sara Crossman believes that with all the variety in places you can go and study, every student should go abroad and experience a different culture.