Last Tuesday, Americans turned out at the polls to vote for the first time since the election of President Obama and the declaration of the national recession.

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

“It’s really easy to own a human being right now,” said Kique Bazan, associate director of USF University Ministry and co-founder of the Not For Sale club.

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

Laura Waldron writes a response to the controversial article about socialism in America written in the Foghorn's last issue.

On Saturday, hundreds of USF students took to the streets en route to the 6th annual San Francisco love festival, this year entitled “LovEvolution.”

Why do people know more about Kanye West's antics at the VMA's than Obama's new health care plan? Laura Waldron thinks that the media should focus more on real issues than celebrity gossip.

Some 70,000 people, including many USF students, gathered in Golden Gate Park on a cold, rainy Saturday, Sept. 12, to celebrate diversity and promote peace at the 11th annual Power to the Peaceful concert in Golden Gate Park.

For students who live on campus, having a guest of the opposite sex spend the night is not allowed. Freshman Laura Waldron thinks this policy is unequal and favors lesbian and gay couples.