Politics

Politics is not an obscure thing that happens in pompous Washington, D.C., hallways. It’s about real people, and about things every college student worries about. By Lars Gesing

CUI opinion writer Ryan Hite on the voting decisions CU students have been making in electing student government officials

By Zach Silverman:
Public education is a more important investment than welfare.

By Mitchell Whitus
Republican Sen. Marco Rubio’s follow-up to the president’s annual address contained more content that is credited.

By Zach Silverman
Apathy plagues the CU student body. The time to talk about politics, current events and our generation’s opinion is now.

By Mira Winograd and Becky Powell
Opinion: U.S. media pays attention to violence in different ways, depending where it is. By comparing two recent domestic violence cases, we can illuminate the way we see violence in our own country versus in others.

By Hannah Herreid and Micah Mador
Students Hannah Herreid and Micah Mador explain the issues that Israel faces in American media portrayal.

Anna LoSecco on why gay marriage is not a choice for straight people to make

President Obama wins the 2012 election with help from the swing states.

The voting results for the 2012 election are slowly being revealed and students are anxiously waiting to learn who will lead America for the next four years