The recent economic articles in the Foghorn raises some issue and Fischer gives alternative arguments to the economic crisis in America.

The prices of BART are increasing giving commuters less incentive to leave their cars at home when paying for gas is about the same.

Generations before have had their chance at a revolution. When will ours happen?

Although USF may allow ideas of abortion, contraceptives, and same sex marriage that contradict Catholic teachings. By acknowledging these other views on the world it allows USF students to be well informed.

There will be major changes come fall 2010. Clubs and organizations will be moved to a new location with better facilities. But is this better for the organizations' productivity?

News outlets have announced the recession is finally over but does that mean we should neglect those still harmed by its affects?

As a freshman, Waldron has happily noticed that the Jesuit teachings she heard about when she applied are truly embedded into her USF education.

Lindsay Ziegler comments about her experience at the Amnesty International talk this past week at USF and tells Foghorn readers that they may have been demonizing capitalism.

The Foghorn received a letter to the editor explaining that the Foghorn is not embracing the diversity USF campus clearly has.

Media is everywhere and influences our everyday lives, but when is media actually dictating who we are and how we look?