COLUMN: It's time to recognize the SPLC for what it is
Fundamentally, the SPLC has become a hate group in its quest to fight against hate groups.
Fundamentally, the SPLC has become a hate group in its quest to fight against hate groups.
The concourse is a place for students to gather freely and walk to class. It should not be a place students avoid and pretend to talk on the phone just to get away from people in big T-shirts.
Being unafraid to offend the powerful is a part of the American ethos.
In this day and age, everyone is pushing for equality.
For students living with mental illness, getting through the day can seem like an overwhelming task.
There aren’t proper checks on power, the good ol’ boy system runs smoothly, and most damagingly, there aren’t challenges to thought.
That roommate preference form you filled out with the biggest smile on your face, has ended up picking the person you will do battle with every day for the next semester.
Before the American colonists declared independence from Great Britain their self described original intentions were to secure their “traditional rights as Englishmen.”
Miss Homecoming elections shouldn’t be written off as a mere popularity contest that only affects you through annoying concourse encounters.
Week one of the 2017 season was a tough one for the SEC. Florida was humiliated by Michigan, and Texas A&M lost a heartbreaker to UCLA.
As a result of consistently poor outcomes, Alabama has a perception that brings to mind desolate thoughts: poverty, low social mobility, rickety infrastructure.
Whether you travel by car, bicycle, transit or foot, intersections are part and parcel of our daily lives.
If he truly cared about freedom of speech and not attention and violence, he could easily speak at a venue that was not a university.
With talk of "Family" around every street corner and hallway, it's easy to forget that just 125 years ago women were welcomed to campus for the first time, but asked to refrain from speaking in their co-ed lectures.
As you may be aware, there has been a lot of important information in the news about our softball program recently.
We believe free speech is incredibly important and remains a vital element of our campus, but it’s paralyzed without a healthy respect for hearing out ideas that conflict with our own.
Many inmates find themselves imprisoned because of a foundational lack of purpose. Tethering them to their communities is an excellent way to fill that void.
Now that syllabus week is over it’s time to put down your party hats and pick up your thinking caps.
The removal of Confederate statues and monuments from public spaces is racking our moral psyche as a nation.