Alessandro Tinonga Students sit in at Yudof’s office Nearly 100 students demonstrated inside the lobby of the University of California Office of the President to demand a meeting with UC President Mark Yudof.
François Laforge Keep Islamophobia off campus Students at Princeton University forced the cancellation of a planned speech by the anti-Islam, pro-Israel conservative Nonie Darwish.
Shaun Joseph Honduras’ sham election Repression everywhere, rumors of coups, a boycott honored even by some mainstream candidates--and the U.S. still plans to recognize next weekend's vote.
John Pilger The forgotten bird of paradise A mountain of copper and gold, forests and fisheries, oil and gas--all have been stolen from West Papua during Indonesia's brutal occupation.
Adam Turl Will SIU make its payroll? Just in time for the holidays, administrators at Southern Illinois University announced that they might not be able to pay workers in December.
Zach Mason The Pentagon’s bases in Colombia A U.S.-Colombia military pact and killings by suspected Colombian paramilitaries have set off alarms in Venezuela.
Obituary: John H. Brown Always gravitating to the struggle His commitment to social justice and his determined spirit will be greatly missed by those who organized beside him.
Readers’ View For a world lived in solidarity Tonight, I attended a candlelight vigil for young Jorge Steven López Mercado, who was murdered because he lived as an openly gay man.
Readers’ View Purdue’s idea of academic freedom A look at how the university and media handled visits by two guest speakers shows what freedom of thought means at Purdue.
Readers’ View St. Francis doesn’t live up to its name In San Francisco, the name St. Francis doesn't evoke images of the devout canonized Catholic, but howls of union anger and disapproval.
