LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Let other voices be heard
Far-left democrats have recently been concerned with shutting down hate speech.
Far-left democrats have recently been concerned with shutting down hate speech.
I'm pleased to see that freedom of speech is still alive and well Auburn.
Richard Spencer, a leader in the alt-right movement who wants to speak on the Auburn University campus Tuesday night.
We weren't sure what to expect from Richard Spencer's visit to campus. We hoped for the best but prepared for the worst.
Tonight, the Auburn community demonstrated the fullness of its creed: it rose to "doing justly" with "a spirit that is not afraid."
Congratulations on being unanimously approved by the Board of Trustees as Auburn University`s 19th president.
The significance of minorities being able to see and even meet their icons who they share a very special common identity with cannot be stressed enough.
Congratulations to Auburn for courageously forbidding Mr. Spencer to speak on campus.
Ignoring him allows him to give his lecture peacefully and without disruption, as if he were a normal intellectual deserving academic respect for his ideas.
Those who adhere to the convictions of white nationalistic thought suffer from some of the most deeply rooted ignorance found in our society today.
Over the last 20 years or so I’ve watched this movement for “diversity and inclusion” morph into something much different than advertised.
Auburn University's Board of Trustees unanimously selected Leath after a six month national ‘search’ which provided little on how it was conducted.
I believe The Auburn Plainsman newspaper should be used to boost Auburn University students, not tear them down.
Editor's note: This letter was written by the Iowa State Daily’s editorial staff. Iowa State Daily is Iowa State University's student newspaper.
Many people ask, "Why is there a Black History Month?" As many times as I have heard that question, I can still never understand why someone would ask it.
We are called the “United States” because all our states are united in the belief that all are created equal and deserve equal treatment under the law regardless of religion, ethnicity or economic advantage.
On Nov. 7, thousands of Alabamians voted in their perceived self-interests and against their real self-interests as they have done so many times before.
Jack Simms was an Auburn journalism legend. The journalist and author, who was the original chairman of the journalism department, died Tuesday at the age of 89. Here, his friends, students and colleagues remember him.
Just as midterms are ending, SGA is starting to look to the next term of office for elected leadership in the executive and representative branches.
War Eagle! My name is Jesse Westerhouse and I have the incredible opportunity of serving the Auburn student body as SGA President this year.