In opposing "don't ask, don't tell," the Law School faculty seeks to restrict military recruiting.

Avoiding difficult questions by labeling them as out of bounds for discussion won't help us solve the problems we face as a society.

While sympathizing with some who suffer injustice, leaders often ignore many others.

Congress needs to reacquaint itself with fiscal restraint and make some tough choices.

It's unsure how much oil is under the refuge, but it won't likely be worth what we lose.

Minnesota already bans same-sex marriage, and the debate threatens actual progress.

After a seemingly unending winter of discon-tent, spring break is here to save the day.

Rule No. 12: If you win four or more consecutive games, preferably by shutout, you haven't had enough to drink.

The Law School faculty isn't anti-military, but "don't ask, don't tell" is still unacceptable.

While seeking to become an elite public research institu-tion, the University must balance various interests.