On Oct. 21, the Senate passed the first abortion ban since Roe v. Wade legalized abortion 30 years ago. The House approved the ban three weeks before the Senate vote, and President George W. Bush has pledged...

Today marks eight years since the assassination of my father, former Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. Ten years have passed since two leaders - Rabin and Palestine Liberation Organization Chairman...

The Daily's editorial board has argued that students' decision to participate in strike support activity is an individual choice and students have "every right to expect a high-quality education in on-campus...

Little George should have read Big George's book - or at least Big George's article - that offers wisdom on the current state of the U.S. occupation of Iraq. On March 2, 1998, when Iraq was then front-page...

Off-campus residents have a bit of an issue. In case you've missed out, here's the story: If you live in the Dinkytown, Marcy-Holmes or Como neighborhoods, you might get evicted. Not because of unsafe...

A strange sort of class warfare has broken out on campus. It can be summarized like this: the administration vs. everyone else. Although protests have become so commonplace that the average student on...

As was expected, the response to the lawsuit filed by Maranatha Christian Fellowship has been distinctly negative. I believe this is because of a general misunderstanding of the case's facts. Maranatha...

Last Friday marked the beginning of another season of Gophers hockey at Mariucci Arena. Ten years after Mariucci opened, most of its problems have been worked out. The sound system has been upgraded. More...

If student and faculty support of the clerical workers' strike has been so weak, it is undoubtedly because of the ever-widening gap between the rich and the poor (precisely what is at stake in the strike)...

On Monday, the Daily covered Maranatha Christian Fellowship's suit against the University and the group's public condemnation of Halloween because it is sinful and celebrates death. Regarding the latter,...