Why YAL's purpose for inviting the speaker may be lost in the Facebook "flame war."

How a simple art project took over the world and came to AU

A look at America's exploitation of black and Native American communities.

Diversity is one thing. Inclusion is another. The latter is much harder to achieve. 

Patrisse Cullors speaks of #BlackLivesMatter legacy to AU students

How cultural differences create opposing views on female beauty

Students respond to the Supreme Court same-sex marriage ruling

Debra Vanpoolen is a nomad. She hops from couch to couch to participate in activism events all across the country, creating art along the way. 

Her most recent endeavor involves working with Witness Against Torture, an activist collective that aims to shed light on and end torture in Guantanamo Bay through nonviolent protests. 

The group formed in 2005 when, according to their website, “Twenty-five Americans went to Guantanamo Bay and attempted to visit the detention facility.