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Editorial: Flag burning deplorable, stereotyping just as wrong

A deplorable act on campus followed one of the U.S. most important victories in the War on Terror. Hours after President Barack Obama announced Osama bin Laden had been shot and killed in a firefight during a U.S.

Editorial: Solve funding crisis in higher education

State universities all across America are suffering as they watch government funding dwindle away. While some schools are reacting with strong protests against these cuts — including, we're proud to say, our University — schools in Pennsylvania are being told to take a different approach.

Editorial: Mental health more important than finals

It's no secret that with finals week comes sleep deprivation, last-minute cramming and, above all, the stress associated with the pressure to do well.

Editorial: Serious crimes committed during childhood should not ruin rest of life

It's no secret that kids under the age of 18 are denied the right to vote, smoke cigarettes and gamble, among other rights.

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Editorial: State vocational schools must keep doors open

Today is Earth Day. It's a great day to clean up a little bit, maybe recycle that old pair of sneakers, think about finding farmer's markets to visit through the spring and summer or head over to the UConn Spring Fling on Fairfield Way.

Editorial: Pell Grant cuts threaten college affordability

Rep. Paul Ryan’s budget plan is causing a bit of a furor in the higher-education circuit. The budget plan, a recent version of which bears the title “Path to Prosperity,” aims to moderate what some see as a catastrophic government debt by cutting numerous government programs, reducing spend...

Editorial: Society chooses fun over information

In an admittedly funny but nonetheless childish move, the National Republican Senatorial Committee released a parody video of President Barack Obama's bid for reelection in the 2012 race.

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Editorial: Military trial better than none at all

The administration of President Barack Obama has abandoned plans to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammad, the alleged mastermind of the 9/11 terrorist attacks and four co−conspirators in a civilian court.

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Editorial: Label could provide extra firepower in cartel battle

Drug cartels may find themselves in even more trouble than normal if new legislation in Congress passes. Rep. Michael McCaul, R-Austin, introduced a bill Wednesday that, if passed, will designate six top Mexican cartels as “foreign terrorist organizations.