By Allen Baltazar (‘21) The nightmare of a deadly virus breaching its containment source and escaping into the public is an international fear. At the dawn o...

by Anvi Joshi ('21) and Erin Walsh ('21) The world is an immensely diverse place, with differing views, traditions, and cultures. However, people tend to onl...

By Indira Walsh (‘19) Our hyper-polarized world has produced higher awareness of movement work in communities that have previously been absent in the histori...

By Sophia Milla (‘20) Argentinian president Mauricio Macri stepped to the microphone with a vision during his inauguration ceremony in 2015. On an economic l...

By Aleena Zirvi ('22) Although only recently gaining new media attention, the Opioid Epidemic has gradually taken over the nation for over a century. Opioids...

By Hyma Gollakota ('22) Feminism is defined as the theory of political, economical, and social equality of the sexes and any organized activity that involves...

By Ishani Chettri ('20) Earlier this month, Japan passed a new immigration law designed to attract about 345,000 foreign workers in the next five years. The ...

By Indira Walsh (‘19) and Erin Walsh (‘21) Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has vowed to reveal the full extent of what his aides are calling the Saudi...

By Priyanka Sarkhel (‘20) On the morning of October 5, 2018, gynecologist Denis Mukwege and human rights activist Nadia Murad won the Nobel Peace Prize. Mukw...

By Priyanka Sarkhel (‘20) On September 6, India’s Supreme Court in Delhi lifted the ban on consensual gay sex. The ban was part of a colonial law named Secti...