In 2012, over 3 million citizens registered to vote in more than one state. That same year, almost 2 million deceased citizens were registered to vote in the state they lived in before their deaths. Without...

Voter identification laws in the U.S. have proven to be a costly solution to a problem that is a mountain made out of a molehill — with the cost being the legitimate votes of citizens often targeted...

Many people with health concerns have limited options and turn to Planned Parenthood for help. Nationally defunding Planned Parenthood clinics is not only ignorant of our political representatives, but...

Despite the drastic and life-altering changes that will be made to WSU as a result of recent spending reductions, these budget corrections will ultimately help the university in the long-run. Some might...

Multiple multicultural retention counselors will see their contracts expire without renewal in order to meet the university-wide budget cuts proposed by WSU’s current administration. This is a disservice...

While police officers must complete long and rigorous training to be considered fit for duty, there are always new methods being developed to improve the effectiveness of law enforcement. One such improvement...

Take Back the Night, the annual march to raise awareness for sexual assault and domestic violence, which took place last Thursday, blatantly lacked an important component: men. Sure, there were a few men...

Digital literacy is essential in an era of online information gathering and networking. The misuse of social media affects internet users on many social and professional levels. Most internet users’...

The cultural competency training proposed by ASWSU earlier this month, if put into place, is a step toward creating a campus environment that is understanding of the cultural diversity at WSU. We all have...