I’ve been feeling a twinge of guilt about my recent apathy toward political issues.

This is it. It’s time to graduate.

In my mind, natural history museums are intimately intertwined with elementary school field trips, dinosaur bones and little plaques filled with facts next to each exhibit or artifact.

Nina is a fourth-year art history and microbiology, immunology and molecular genetics student, pre-med, Indian and a survivor of sexual violence.

George Carlin didn’t put “feminist” in his list of seven dirty words, but considering all the negative associations with the word, he might as well have.

According to the Daily Bruin, only 28 percent of undergraduates voted in the last undergraduate student government elections. Not even enough to get a true winning majority.

Film director David Lynch has the answer to the itching question of how to stop school shootings forever ““ he’s going to teach 1 million students transcendental meditation. I’m almost waiting for Tom Cruise to announce his plan to convert a second million to Scientology.

It’s as easy as replying to a craigslist.com ad, checking a Web site for a location, or responding to an inviting glance in a public bathroom.

There are a few questions that have been circulating with regard to the Virginia Tech shootings. How many lives could have been saved if the administration had reacted differently?

After a recent appointment at the Ashe Center, I was informed that I would now have to pay $30 a month to not get pregnant, double the price of what I was expecting.