Matt Hirschfeld

College is usually a time for change, but for some couples who are still in their high school relationships, college is a chance to strengthen their bonds.

Hirschfeld: It’s not always bad to be a single-issue voter

Red and blue don't always mix

While U.S. politics are heating up headlines, politically mixed relationships are feeling the burn.

Hirschfeld: Who are the biggest victims of Big Tobacco?

Same silence, different day

Adolescence was a lonely time, until I realized being alone can be comforting and being an introvert isn’t a flaw

Six degrees get even closer

How the separation theory applies to the gay and lesbian community

Hirschfeld: Why won't the Red Cross take my blood?

Hirschfeld: TV shows don't represent the LGBT population

Hirschfeld: Using broad labels erases valuable differences

White Owl's status overrated?

Sarah Neff and Matt Hirschfeld talk White Owl for the Editorial Board.

Bill Self deserving of his own street?

Why stop at just a street?

Local radio station Lazer 105.9 is promoting an online petition intended to “rename the section of 19th Street between Iowa and Lousiana Streets to Bill Self Boulevard.”

Hirschfeld: Young teens disrupt entire movie theater

When I paid $7.50 to see a movie, I didn't realize I'd also have to be a babysitter.

Hirschfeld: Supporting the troops despite political qualms

While there are reasons to oppose enlistment, signing up for the military can give some direction in life.

Hirschfeld: College date reveals criminal activity

One of the most awkward moments of my life.

Hirschfeld: Morbid Web site ‘collects’ friends

The listed deaths are almost all of "newsworthy" traits, but I wonder if the information really makes a difference.

Hirschfeld: Blue containers best way to go green

These recycling containers are easy solutions for students looking to be more environmentally friendly.

Hirschfeld: Make a date with tutoring

Campus service offers help for $1.25 an hour

Hirschfeld: KU football fans don’t rival those at K-State

Kansas’ ‘golf-clappers’ just don’t stack up

School of Business Career Fair

120 companies offer students careers

The School of Business Career Fair begins today in the Kansas Union. Approximately 1,200 students are expected to attend the career fair.

Versatile social networking site also used as classroom

Social Web site Second Life has a variety of uses. It is a place of escapism, self-promotion, and now education.

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Why stop at just a street?

120 companies offer students careers

Versatile social networking site also used as classroom

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