I spent most of my day on April 16 glued to my roommate’s 11-inch TV, not even knowing why I was watching. I could not function that week, and I had never felt more alone in my life. The third day after the shootings, I had my father drive me home to Blacksburg, Va., because I could not bear to be away from my grief-stricken mountain town for another minute.

In the wake of nearly three decades of passive non-interference, the international community should now seize the opportunity to oust Robert Mugabe from power, and finally contribute positively towards Zimbabwe’s future.

Is this criticism against China justified? At first, it would appear to be, but the timing and the self-righteous tone is ridiculous.

The goal of the sport is to be the first to persuade the Chinese government to halt its recent crackdown on Tibetan protestors advocating self-rule and more democratic freedoms. No steroids required.

France, the capital of fashion, is taking a proactive step in fighting the promotion of eating disorders in the media with a bill that will make it illegal to promote “extreme” thinness.

In the wake of the Virginia Tech attack, which occured one year ago, university administrators across the nation reevaluated campus safety measures and instituted policies in an attempt to prevent future large-scale tragedies. Do you think schools have taken adequate measures to improve safety?