While well intentioned, the Feb. 24 op-ed from the Carter-O’Connell executive alliance candidate team must be examined critically, as their proposed “stand against hate speech” is an...

In this week’s Forum, the three Executive Alliance tickets detail why they are uniquely qualified to tackle what they see as the most pertinent issues on this campus. To summarize, Isaiah Carter...

To learn, to have fun, to grow, to build friendships, to watch great football, to have the best academic education in the entire state — these reasons only partially detail my thought process as...

Instead of using this space to show you how qualified we are to lead this University, we decided to share our thoughts on an issue that is much more important: our campus climate. On Wednesday, we attended...

To us, the acronym for RALLY is Student Government’s most important function and something we must be better at both in the conversations we have and the work we do. Often, the student body president...

Computer science students, we’ve all been there — hunched over the keyboard in the wee hours of the morning. Shuffling between classes in the Dell building looking for study space. Juggling...

Texas State Representative Valoree Swanson filed H.B. 1792, under which the bill would profoundly complicate the development of low-income housing in Texas. Under this bill, a development has 90 days...

Two weeks ago, conservatives were up in arms about the treatment of Breitbart tech editor and alt-right online superstar Milo Yiannopoulos, who was, to hear them say it, being rudely deprived of his free...

Graduation ceremonies celebrate the incredible achievements of one’s college experience, and mark the beginning of the next part of students’ lives. Whether you’re starting a new job...

Republican lawmakers are growing ever more wary of town hall style forums. As the number of angry constituents in republican districts grow, the availability to voice their concerns directly to their representative...