Today marks the eighth day that the Students for a Democratic Society have been on a hunger strike to convince UF President Bernie Machen that the University of Florida should make its investment portfolio transparent.

Freedom of speech. Where is the line drawn? At what point does controversial content become dangerous? This debate has raged for years, and two college students in Colorado have entered the ring.

Hillary Clinton has the experience necessary to achieve her vision, and John McCain is a principled and independent leader.

College newspaper editorial boards paused to remember and reflect on the Virginia Tech tragedy on its one-year anniversary.

Only time will tell if the murders of students had anything to do with Madison’s homeless communities. But simmering beneath the surface is an uncomfortable reality: In recent months, the vagabonds of downtown have grown increasingly prevalent and aggressive.

The reaction of administrators to the whole affair has been shock. They have expressed disbelief that it had become this bad and that it is more than an isolated incident. Despite the difficulties inherent in defining what constitutes hazing, it is almost certainly more common than they think.