Arizona Legislation Ruins Cinco de Mayo Parties
Posted on Monday, May 3rd 2010
Tags: activism, arizona, campus, cinco de mayo, college, protests, university
Tags: activism, arizona, campus, cinco de mayo, college, protests, university
by Brody Truce Senior Staff Writer Last week, Arizona Governor Jan Brewer signed legislation that will allow law enforcement officers in her state to detain people suspected of being in the country illegally. While controversy erupts nationally over issues of civil rights, harassment and racial profiling, college students in Arizona are asking one important question: [...]
Student Activists Wage Haiti v. Chile Throwdown
Posted on Tuesday, March 2nd 2010
Tags: activism, college, community service, competition, philanthropy, service learning, student, throwdown
Tags: activism, college, community service, competition, philanthropy, service learning, student, throwdown
by Irma Voigt Staff Writer Seven student leaders were arrested Saturday night after a brawl in uptown Maumee, Ohio over competing philanthropic events for earthquake relief in both Haiti and Chile. “We were at Founders’ Gate. We even reserved it through the Union scheduling lady,” said Ashley Orza, president of the Community Activists Club, a [...]
Slacktivism is the New Apathy
Posted on Monday, January 25th 2010
Tags: activism, activists, community, donations, facebook, haiti, lethargy, service, slacker, social, student
Tags: activism, activists, community, donations, facebook, haiti, lethargy, service, slacker, social, student
by Irma Voigt Staff Writer Slacktivism reached an all time in high in January 2010, according to a report released by the National Center for Non-Service Research. Not to be confused with actual activism, slacktivism is the notion that people make a difference through passive means without actually contributing anything of substance to a cause. [...]
Student Activists Outraged at Stalled Health Care Debate; Interferes with Important Celebrity News
Posted on Wednesday, December 2nd 2009
Tags: activism, activists, congress, debate, health care, protest, reform, student
Tags: activism, activists, congress, debate, health care, protest, reform, student
A student protest in Washington, DC, led by college activist group Students Making EnerGetic Meaningful Action (SMEGMA), attracted over 500 undergraduates from colleges around the nation yesterday. Students carried signs such as “Speed Up Health Care Reform!” and “Health Care Now!” “Congress is moving way too slowly, and we’re sick of it,” said Cynthia Kors, [...]


