Tomorrow is the first Tuesday after the first Monday in the month of November, better known as election day here in America,  or the last day to cast your vote in states that have early voting procedures...

This August, during the first session of our staff-wide training, the very first question I asked was “Should we endorse a presidential candidate this year?” The answer was an overwhelming “Yes.”...

I think everyone has had just about enough political rhetoric to last them for four years. We’re all pretty much going into zombie mode around this time (literally and figuratively) so I’ve decided...

If you aren’t still reeling from your Halloween hangover, you’ve probably noticed that it’s November now. Usually it’s a rather gray, unremarkable month compared to the other 11, but it holds a...

Yes, I endorse same-sex marriage. Yes, I voted for Mitt Romney. Yes, I can do both of these things. Doug Wright wrote a letter on Facebook to his GOP friends this week, calling them out for their Romney...

How often when you sit at a light, you see the light turn green and five minutes later when the light turns red you finally start to move forward? But what can be done about it? It’s just a function...

It is not often in our divided political system that you see two prominent heads of opposing parties cooperating together and complimenting each other mere days before a national election. President...

In a little less than a week, the majority of the American electorate who has not voted early or sent in a ballot by mail, will flock to polling places across the country to cast their ballots for either...

On Monday, it was made public that Lucasfilm, the studio behind “Star Wars” and “Indiana Jones,” has been purchased by Disney for a cool $4.05 billion, picking off the smaller cinematic company...

I have read a lot of articles in the Collegian over the years that I’ve marked as questionable in taste, but I have to admit, the guest column written last week by Tyler Drum is the winner of the Most...

For more than four decades Colorado has had the same personnel system, which outlines how people are hired for state jobs. This system is outdated, and even Gov. John Hickenlooper has spoken out against...

Is it unconstitutional for the government to spy on Americans without a warrant? Right now the government can intercept American citizens’ emails, cell phone conversations, text messages, Google searches...