editorial

On the surface, the Keystone XL Pipeline seems like a beneficial proposal.

No entity engenders discussion as readily as the hallowed halls of college campuses. The digital age has blurred the line between where the classroom begins and ends and has even challenged previously unassailable convictions.

You are sitting in class and hear gun shots. You grab your new 9 mm pistol from your backpack and enter the hallway.

With the freedom of college life often comes students’ first exposure to the grown-up world of independent finance, with one commonality – student loan debt.

Value of sex education classes in Texas high schools questioned by staff The current rise in syphilis outbreaks, especially amongst college students, raises serious questions as to whether or not students have taken anything from the…

Here it comes – graduation. Was all the struggle worth obtaining that degree? Were the sleepless nights and the repetitive bowls of Ramen noodles worth all the hassle?

Many know the majesty of the hawk; it is an aggressive bird of prey with powerful claws used to swoop in and capture its target. We, the students, faculty and staff of the University of Houston-Clear Lake, are now the Hawks.

Job seekers beware…background checks and drug tests are not enough for some employers anymore.

The not-for-profit organization, “Invisible Children” has recently received a great deal of attention due to their viral video campaign, “Kony 2012.”

Picture this: you are a political science and psychology double major. Yet, you start working jobs in event promotions, public relations and marketing. Eventually you realize you are much more passionate about the fields you are gaining…