I have this mental image of myself walking out of The Sun Star office in slow motion after the last issue hits newsstands and pumping my first in the air, set to a soundtrack that makes everyone sigh in relief
A month ago, when the Supreme Court was weighing in on the Defense of Marriage Act, my Facebook feed was awash in red and pink equal signs
Journalists are in the business of telling important stories–often sad ones
About a month ago, I managed to secure some funding to attend the regional Society of Professional Journalists conference
Construction is set to begin soon, except–and here’s the thing–UAF doesn’t have the money for the building
Looking at the impacts of the Steubenville rape case closer to home.
Last week in Iran, a Civil Engineering student was expelled from her university because of her religious beliefs
This weekend is Winter Carnival, the often forgotten Nanook Tradition of UAF
Editor-in-Chief Elika Roohi explains the many new upcoming constructions around UAF
This weekend, I had the opportunity to travel to Juneau to attend the Alaska chapter of the Northwest Returnee Conference on Education Abroad
This past Sunday, millions of people hung out eating nachos and watching the Super Bowl. At the same time, thousands of women were paraded around the United States by sex-traffickers.
The leadership of The Sun Star changes every year and subsequently the paper tends to reflect the inevitable change of editors
The Sun Star salary database project was started in May 2011. It launched on The Sun Star website at the end of December 2011. It’s a noble project, but is it working?
Occasionally reporters approach me with a story about a club or an organization or an event that they really want to write an article about.
Measures for pot legalization have been on ballots since 1972, when the question was first put up to the popular vote. Voters never went for it, until last Tuesday in Colorado and Washington state.
At the beginning of last week, students involved with KSUA, The Sun Star, Concert Board and ASUAF approached nearly 400 students with a petition to get a question on ASAUF’s fall ballot to raise the ASUAF fee $7.
According to University of Alaska President Pat Gamble, crippling student debt is the fault of extravagant lifestyles students can’t support and not rising tuition.
Gawker magazine recently exposed noted Redditer Violentacrez, a user that’s been called “the biggest troll on the Internet.”
This week, the Student Activities Office and Gay-Straight Alliance are working together to host Ally Week at UAF.
Editor-in-chief Elika Roohi writes about the importance of voting for both small and big elections.
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