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Byline: Adam JohnsonAdam Johnson Participants of the Walk to End Alzheimer's event on UNC's Campus, Photo by Jessica Rae Stratton On a sunny Saturday morning on Oct. 5, at the [...]

Byline: Adam JohnsonAdam Johnson Mariachi Aguila, a mariachi group from Commerce City, performs at Downtown Greeley's Friday Fest. From reggae to rock, and now mariachi, the Greeley Downtown Development Authority's [...]

Byline: Adam Fulton Johnson Hi, I'm Adam Fulton Johnson. I'm a lifelong Democrat, raised in Santa Fe, running for Santa Fe County commissioner in District 4. I'm running for commissioner [...]

Byline: Adam JohnsonAdam Johnson Title IX office for student's aid. The University of Northern Colorado's Office of Institutional Equity and Compliance, or OIEC, has undergone significant staffing changes since the [...]

Byline: Adam JohnsonAdam Johnson University of Northern Colorado President Andy Feinstein and Founding Dean Dr. Beth Longenecker discuss the future of medical school funding. Since the beginning of 2024, progress [...]

Byline: Adam Fulton Johnson Many Santa Feans have followed the Homewise proposal to build 161 units on a 22-acre site on South Meadows Road, with 50% of those units designated [...]

Byline: ADAM JOHNSON The UNI women's basketball team came into their game against Valpairaso on a roll, having won four consecutive games. The Panthers have been making their way up [...]

Byline: Adam SchwagerBecca FoleyTommy Johnson This week's opinions pages feature two stories debating student political activity in Gambier. During election season, stories and commentary on voting, its merits and where [...]

Byline: Adam SchwagerTommy Johnson When President Decatur pulled away the curtain draped over the the center of the purple 'Topping Out' beam on Tuesday, Sept. 10, it revealed a familiar [...]

Byline: Brian Snyder and Adam Johnson In attacking the city's performance in his column ('Gonzales' track record main hurdle facing soda tax proposal,' Ringside Seat, April 10), Milan Simonich misses [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson With graduation coming up in a little over two weeks, I've been thinking a great deal about life after Stanford. Unlike many members of the Class of [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson In the late 1990s, Apple Inc. (then Apple Computer) developed an advertising campaign entitled 'Think Different.' The campaign, meant to highlight Steve Job's philosophy for the company, [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson In February I wrote 'Everyone can be racist,' a column that took aim at the somewhat-popular saying in today's activist communities that 'only white people can be [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson In late October of last year, I wrote a column on the presidential election in which I asked my readers which third party candidate they believed I [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson Five years ago, then-Yale professor and Columbia graduate William Deresiewicz wrote a lengthy attack on top-tier universities in a piece entitled 'The Disadvantages of an Elite Education.' [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson One week ago, Boston's NPR radio station ran a piece called 'The 'Beauty' of the Marathon.' After the events on Monday, this title would surely be replaced [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson In a recent column, I wrote about how the administration - through recent policies ranging from banning double-booked policies to taking over student-run eating clubs - has [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson I was working on a group project late last quarter when I received a harsh email from one of my partners. After discussing what parts of the [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson This past summer, I had the pleasure to attend a play in a derelict Berlin park put on by a local Shakespeare company. I picked up bits [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson Recently there has been much commotion on campus in regards to the University's investment portfolio. The Stanford Students for Palestinian Equal Rights , along with dozens of [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson I believe in recognizing and realizing the equality of women and men. According to some, that would make me a feminist. And yet, it is important to [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson While many opinion pieces of late have been written about the administration's handling of Suites dining, food trucks and labor issues, I think it is important to [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson Last year, Stanford raised over one billion dollars in donations from roughly 80,000 donors, many of whom are alumni of the University. That, needless to say, is [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson With the Super Bowl and its power outage now in the history books, the NFL has entered full offseason mode. For executives and coaches around the league, [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson I am a kitchen manager for a house on campus, and almost every week I head over to Safeway to buy my residents various foodstuffs. This Safeway [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson What is racism? The Oxford English Dictionary defines it as the 'belief that all members of each race possess characteristics, abilities, or qualities specific to that race, [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson Tuesday marked the 40th Anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision that gave women the constitutionally protected right to terminate their pregnancies. Here at [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson During spring break four years ago, I was admitted to the University of California, Berkeley. I was still waiting to hear back from a few schools - [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson After the Newtown shooting, gun-rights advocates were quick to point out that 'guns don't kill people, people kill people.' They are correct - to an extent. A [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson The question above may be the most important human rights issue of our time. If we can agree that human life starts at conception, then abortions and [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson When people talk to me, I can often rest assured that they are not intending to be offensive. But sometimes, people do not realize the implications of [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson It is a widely accepted truth that military leaders, dating back centuries, have sometimes viewed it in their best interests to have their own state harmed. In [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson Last week one of my classes underwent a small-group evaluation conducted by a trained evaluator through Stanford's Center for Teaching and Learning. For those unfamiliar with the [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson I largely identify with the Democratic Party, but I will not vote for President Obama. I cannot endorse his vision for America. A Republican making this argument [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson Before delving into the substance of this opinion, a few words are necessary. Abortion is certainly a complex and contentious issue, and I want to devote multiple [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson Like many upperclassmen, I attended Gaieties this past Friday. And perhaps like many of my fellow students who sat near the back that night, my experience was [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson Privatization of traditionally public services, like national defense and education, is becoming ever more common in America. Privatization is often relatively harmless: Outsourcing highway maintenance to private [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson A friend recently sent an email to our house list asking if someone majoring in computer science would talk with a high school senior who was interested [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson Bloomberg recently came out with a misery ranking of all 50 states. The ranking was calculated by evaluating data regarding thirteen pressure points, among which were poverty, [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson Yesterday, the United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments for the case Fisher v. University of Texas. The case concerns Abigail Fisher, a white student challenging the [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson Although isolated to Chicago, the highly publicized strike between the Chicago Teachers Union and Chicago Public Schools represented a broader struggle occurring in school districts across America. [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson Before school began this year, I was on track for buying my first smartphone. I had an old school Nokia flip phone that was usable but falling [...]

Byline: Adam Johnson Most of us have heard about the Stanford Duck Syndrome. For those who haven't, it goes like this: Stanford students are like ducks, seemingly calm on the [...]

Google has now mapped the surface of Mars and the bottom of the ocean. So what's left, a person has to wonder -- what remains uncharted? The answer used to [...]

Byline: Adam JohnsonPrivatization of traditionally public services, like national defense and education, is becoming ever more common in America. Privatization is often relatively harmless: Outsourcing highway maintenance to private firms, [...]

Byline: Adam JohnsonA friend recently sent an email to our house list asking if someone majoring in computer science would talk with a high school senior who was interested in [...]

Byline: Adam JohnsonYesterday, the United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments for the case Fisher v. University of Texas. The case concerns Abigail Fisher, a white student challenging the use [...]

Byline: Adam JohnsonBloomberg recently came out with a misery ranking of all 50 states. The ranking was calculated by evaluating data regarding thirteen pressure points, among which were poverty, air [...]

Byline: Adam JohnsonAlthough isolated to Chicago, the highly publicized strike between the Chicago Teachers Union and Chicago Public Schools represented a broader struggle occurring in school districts across America. A [...]