Controversial speaker draws crowd at Foellinger
Mideast commentator Daniel Pipes spoke at Foellinger Auditorium about his views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict Wednesday night.
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Students protest controversial speaker
“Borders kill people,” read the sign graduate student Gabriel Cortez held at a rally for peace last night outside Foellinger Auditorium.
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GEO rally demands better health benefits
Members of the Graduate Employees’ Organization lined Springfield Avenue in front of Grainger Engineering Library during a rally Wednesday afternoon to demand better health care coverage.
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Local frats help increase voter registration
As politicians begin preparing for the 2004 presidential election, two University fraternities are holding a voter registration drive to increase political awareness.
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Scooter boy to the rescue
How can junior in psychology Nick Greene be described? Picture a young man about as tall as a fifth grader with a college-level IQ in the middle of an all-night Pixy Stick and Jolt cola bender watching the Even Stevens marathon on the Disney Channel. Sound too familiar? Well, maybe you’ve seen him frantically zipping around Green Street on his scooter.
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RSOs aim to educate about marijuana rights
Several registered student organizations attempted to enlighten University students on their constitutional rights when dealing with police at a forum Wednesday night.
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Meat, murder and mayhem
What went into Adolf Luetgert's sausage on May 1, 1897 — was it the butcher’s usual recipe or something sinister?
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