While wind power and other forms of alternative energy may appear environmentally friendly, they often have hidden costs. Instead, it is better to consider more practical alternatives, like natural gas.

The sexism promoted by Rush Limbaugh and — arguably — endorsed by Economics Professor Steven Landsburg on his blog is reprehensible. Students have a duty to protest.

Students protesting comments made by Economics Professor Steven Landsburg on his blog wasted valuable class time without arguing anything substantial.

The Internet phenomenon “Kony 2012″ oversimplifies the complexities of the Ugandan resistance as a black-and-white issue. Despite good intentions, this message carries unfortunate and condescending racial undertones.

In the wake of the recent anti-Zionist graffiti of the tunnels below Bausch & Lomb Hall, the UR Israel Council offers a rebuttal.

While time may have distorted viewpoints over the origins of the Jewish State, in the final analysis Israel represents more than a refuge — it is a homeland.

Even when considering every option, campus food is incompatible with a healthy, balanced diet.

Campus groups should demonstrate respect by sharing painted tunnel space without painting over on other groups’ advertisements.

Volunteer organizations like Phoenix Rising for Haiti continue to make important contributions to the earthquake-stricken region, while giving college students first-hand volunteer experience.

To Community Learning Center residents, the loss of their house on the Fraternity Quad comes as an unexpected and unsettling shock.