Beirut explosion kills at least 78
Nicole Nguyen explains the terror of the “nuclear-like” attack on the Lebanese capital Beirut. By Nicole Nguyen Credit: The Myriad News An Explosion at Beirut […]
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The Other Side: Trump and the Republican Party on Climate Policy
August 4th, 2020 By: Ganon Evans Republicans are currently tailing Democrats in terms of ambitious policies to fight the climate change crisis. As this issue
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The Fight for Free Press in Hungary
Global Manager Luke Riley examines independent Hungarian media’s battle with the increasing overreaching influence of far-right Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s administration, and the rising dangers
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Various Forms of Labour
By: Ashish Bist Labour forces are blessed to the economy. How can the Ministry of Human Resource Development emulate a developed country regarding the curriculum
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My Culture’s History is Not Recognized
By: Kathryn Papas While doing research for my summer internship with an Armenian organization, I have stumbled on articles about the denial of the Armenian
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Are Conservative Students At A Disadvantage on College Campuses?
By: Hallmon Hughes What is a battleground? A battleground is a “a piece of land on which a war or battle is fought.” While academics
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The Personality of Politics
I am no poet. Obviously. But, an op-ed detailing how I feel the exchange of politics and individual’s character does not seem right. I am
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India’s Resurgence to China
Author: Ashish Bist I question, is advocating for embargos on Chinese goods and services an appropriate approach? Till what stretch it will the crutches of
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COVID’s Social Capital
July 22, 2020 Ashish Bist Is Social capital at peril? What hinders Social capital? and can technology accustom and emulate the attribute of Social capital?
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My Boulder
So it’s late. Past 9 P.M. I cannot sleep though. Work has yet to stop. In my mind though, thousands of questions continuously swirl. How
Fourteenth
July 15, 2020 Gabriella Hakopian NEW YORK, NY – Following the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man who was brutally murdered by Derek
Suicide Bombers as Rational Actors
What comes to mind when you think about suicide bombers? Crazed fanatics? Sane individuals? Mental illness? Well, this paper sets out to support the notion
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Tell CU Boulder to Investigate Discrimination Complaints in their Greek Life
Maddie Solomon https://sign.moveon.org/petitions/tell-cu-boulder-to-investigate-discrimination-complaints-in-their-greek-life?share=7bf72e1e-4749-44e4-a059-d539f3fbfbc5&source=email-share-button&utm_medium=&utm_source=email I wanted to take the time to encourage you to sign a petition I recently made a few days ago. I’m back
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Our Criminal Justice System
Author: Galia P. The United States is often viewed as the best country in the world by both nationalistic inhabitants and outsiders searching for refuge.
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The Battle for Humanity: How America Can Step Up in Saving the Environment
By Ganon Evans If I could summarize the American spirit with one word, it would be “triumph.” To be triumphant requires achieving glorious victory in
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COVID-19 as an Excuse for Immigration Bans
Vedika Jhunjhunwala The Trump Administration announced a green-card ban which was initially just a temporary 60 day ban, however, has now been extended until the
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“I Want To Be In The Room Where It Happens”
-Valerie Cella | Emory University 2022 On the eve of our nation’s Declaration of Independence, my family viewed Hamilton on Disney+. As music filled the
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A Letter to Current Students
Author – Christine Z. To say that 2020 has been an era of the unexpected is quite the understatement. Within the last 3 months alone,
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On Liberty: Drug Decriminalisation and Policing
Author: Obinna M. From coffee and red wine to fentanyl and MDMA, Drugs are a significant part of society whether we like it or not.
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Four Organizations that Help You Register to Vote
For my peers that prefer links to voting organizations rather than State Guides, here’s four organizations that actively engage voters and help them register to
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The Electoral College: Fossilized or Adaptable.
Valerie Cella, Emory University Does your vote really matter? Think about it for a minute. How can we expect to be patriotic, voting United States
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Thoughts from a Black Boy in Suburbia
Kamau Louis, International Affairs Major “It’s just a joke.” This is the phrase I always heard after a racist joke, a band-aid hastily put on the
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One of the Few
You are one of the many that will find their way to D.C. either by foot, plane, or car. The District of Columbia is one
Let’s Start Talking Republican
With newfound time for ideas given the COVID world we now occupy, an idea came to me after viewing “Knock Down The House”. In the
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