With a fantasy land she designed, one student makes very real money

By Sonia Hinson / December 1, 2009

“the idea of Internet popularity. The richer you are, the more popular you are,” Aywas.com creator Julie Kossler said.

Ivy Plus helps alums find plus-ones

By Sonia Hinson / November 20, 2009

The Ivy Plus Society (IPS) is a business—and dating—networking club for alums of elite colleges across the country.

Panel of diplomats revisits 1989 revolutions

By Sonia Hinson / November 6, 2009

“The walls in the mind of the people have not come down yet," Robert Zischg of Austria said.

Admins address quad questions

By Sonia Hinson / October 30, 2009

Wiesenthal said the renovation of the quads has cost the University between $1 and $2 million.

University students attend teach-in on banking crisis

By Sonia Hinson / October 24, 2009

Ahead of Tuesday's protest of the American Banking Association's meeting, the Southside Solidarity Network held a teach-in covering the roots of the financial crisis.

Discussion of the importance of the Latke-Hamentash debate no laughing matter

By Sonia Hinson / October 20, 2009

Professor Ted Cohen feigned exasperation at the Humanities Festival for belittling the November tradition by implying it is humorous; the festival's theme this year is humor, which Cohen summed up as, “God made us die; laugh.”