Latino youth well-being lacking in Pennsylvania, study finds
By Lauren Forsythe | Staff Writer
November 27, 2017
Monica Ruiz said people are often unwilling to give funding to help the Latino community — which can include undocumented immigrants. “I say it’s easier to find funding for a box of puppies who are left on the street corner to help them than it is to find funding to help undocumented folks,”...
Young voters: Lead by example to fight nationalsim
By Christin Snyder / Opinions Editor
June 27, 2017
“I mean, I voted, but why does it matter? London will never listen.” When I asked my new Scottish friend about the United Kingdom’s recent election, he responded with pure ambivalence. He truly cares about the issues at hand, but he, like many other Scots, has long struggled with misrepresent...
Phishy business
By TNS
December 1, 2014
Anastasio, performing at Detroit's Cobo Arena with Phish in 2009.
Illinois Attorney General Office Internet Safety Specialist, Sarah Migas, leads an internet safety seminar
By TNS
November 18, 2014
Courts or Quartz? -quet or -kay?
By TNS
November 17, 2014
Parquet Courts, performing at the 2013 Austin City Limits Festival.
Options for veterans at Pitt
By MCT Campus
September 23, 2014
Pitt is among the top 15 percent of military-friendly schools.
Strong medical school applicants must reach specific criteria
By MCT campus
September 11, 2014
Johns Hopkins doctors review a copy of the “Harriet Lane” handbook.
US NEWS CMP-ROTC-ADV05 LA
By Dave Getzschman
August 28, 2014
Kaitlyn Benitez-Strine, 17, from left, speaks with ROTC representatives Anna Thompson, 22, and Isabel Lopez, 18, at Stanford University, April 29, 2011, in Stanford, California. Following a ban of about four decades, Stanford and many of the nation's elite universities are welcoming back the Reserve Offic...
Click of a ticking clock
By MCT Campus
May 28, 2014
Vampire Weekend's Ezra Koenig leaped forward in maturity on the band's latest album, Modern Vampires of the City.