What an act is meant to do should matter less than its broader effect on the world. We should not try to rigidly codify the definition of terror.

The hate speech after the Boston Marathon can only be solved by the individual choice to stop.

Wagner professor Irshad Manji showcases moral courageousness around the world on a YouTube channel.

The debate for the inclusion of a gay marriage clause into the U.S. Constitution continues.

Despite a talented team of players, the Denver Nuggets do not receive enough praise or acclaim.

NFL player Hamza Abdullah visited NYU yesterday to open Shuruq, an annual Islamic culture month, which lasts through April 17.

Staying here for spring break? No problem.

Bloomberg has issued a controversial veto of the unemployment non-discrimination bill, legislation that would have banned employers from discriminating against job seekers that were currently unemployed.

The popular dance meme the "Harlem Shake" has been utilized as a source of protest in the Middle East, which is not the first region to use it in the same manner.

Blaming Islam for the high rape rates in India is both irrational and counterproductive, when we should focus on legal reform.

Iran's criticism of North Korea's nuclear test decisions is hypocritical.