When a photographed homeless man in Phoenix was asked his name, he wept and said, “You have no idea how long it has been since someone cared to ask my name.”

While the Charlie Hebdo story is no longer headline news, the light the terrible attacks shed on a new wave of French anti-Semitism is as important as ever. Last year, France faced the fall of the Euro and a period of economic difficulty. The result: a new rise in French nationalism. French for France. Unfortunately,…

In the wake of the terrorist attacks in Europe, United States officials and European nations such as France and the United Kingdom have redoubled their efforts to pass laws that will give them more access to encrypted online communication. Governments are worried about their ability to monitor the communications of suspected terrorists and have had…

The fascination with cloaking objects from the naked eye has existed for hundreds of years. University of Rochester researchers have formulated a way to use lenses for invisibility. The process involves four lenses that are arranged in a certain way that bends light around the object. The only drawback is that the foci of the…

Every year, Columbus Academy hosts three blood drives to collect donations for the Red Cross. Over the past couple of years, the CA blood drives have been very successful, filling up all their spots and exceeding their expected donations. This past week, Academy donated 33 pints of blood, surpassing its 22 pint expectation.

Charlie Hebdo released its first edition since the deadly terror attack at its offices earlier this month. This week it printed 5 million copies of the newspaper, which trumps the mere 60,000 of the previous editions.

Most Ohioans love their Ohio State Buckeyes. But how much love is too much, especially when it involves OSU students? After Ohio State beat Oregon 42-20 to win the national college football championship title, Buckeye fans were ecstatic . . . yet some celebrations were over the top.

The cold, gray winter months of January, February, and March make up the longest quarter of the school year, which will be filled with the assessments and work that we happily missed on our 18-day Winter Break. While these next months may seem dreary, there is quite a lot to look forward to in Quarter…

Terrorists in Paris killed 12 people at the offices of Charlie Hebdo, a satirical newspaper, in response to comics that mocked Muhammad, the Islamic prophet. This attack has caused much outrage in the international community. Search crews located the tail of the airplane from AirAsia Flight 8501, which disappeared on December, 28, 2014, while en…

The Senate’s release of the brutal torture methods used by the CIA on terror suspects has outraged many people.