Fragmented by an unusually abrupt administrative decision, faculty are questioning the direction of the American Indian Studies Center. Graduate Division Vice Chancellor Claudia Mitchell-Kernan announced in June she will not recommend former AISC director Duane Champagne, in his 11th year, to serve another term, raising questions about the dismissal process and where the center will go from here. Read more...

Concerns over vague policies and funding discrepancies have prompted the delay of student group funding and raised questions about the budget process. On Aug. 5 the Undergraduate Students Association Council was scheduled to pass funding recommendations by the Budget Review Committee, but ended up tabling the budget to its Aug. Read more...

Talking during sex is much more than the repeated “yes” or “oh baby, oh baby.” Nothing is more crucial to the success of sexual intercourse than being well versed in the language I like to call “sexspeak.” Sexspeak consists of those magical words that will ultimately result in mutual orgasms rather than awkward moments of astonishment, anger and shame. Read more...

After a long week of classes and parties, students’ real faith is put to the test Sunday morning: will they get up and go to church, or hit the snooze and roll back in bed? Read more...