Recently, there have been supporters for medicinal marijuana use in Arkansas in the upper concourse of the Donaghey Student Center; when a student walks by, they give their speech about how marijuana is supposedly good …

Invisible Children released “Kony 2012: Part Two Beyond Famous” last week in response to negative reactions toward its prequel.
Part two follows suit with the first video saying the African government and its people lack enough …

Five years have come and gone. My senior year has but a month remaining. It’s almost time to walk across the stage.
It will be bittersweet.
When I first decided to come to UALR I didn’t know …

Graduation is just around the corner, which means tassels and robes, degrees and congratulations. Mine has been a long time coming, and I’m sure glad it’s almost here. I’m counting down the days.
There’s only so …

The “Kony 2012” video rapidly created an emotional stir on Facebook, but its call for action has quickly declined since the naked public meltdown of Invisible Children co-founder and video director Jason Russell.
If you haven’t …

The March 14 edition of The Forum headlined a story about a complaint of alleged hazing. Coincidentally, when that particular issue hit newsstands, someone saw fit to dump hundreds of copies into trash bins on …

We’re in the technology age, no doubt. And it’s no secret that women have a lot of say in what gets purchased in their households, especially when it comes to big ticket items like electronics. …

In recent years, the cultural lexicon has come to dictate how we define relationships through seminal oh-no-they-didn’t classics such as “The Bachelor,” “Flavor of Love” and “Beauty and the Geek.” These programs bring to light …

The number of students who simply enroll at a uni- versity, go to class, go home and then repeat the same routine for the remainder of their educational career is astounding. That is apparent with …

Longtime sports behe- moth ESPN recently allowed publication of a racially charged headline regarding basketball star Jeremy Lin. The headline, which read “chink in the armor,” was a phrase originally uttered by ESPN anchor Max …