The Intersectionality Between Environmental Degradation and Ethnic Inequalities
As numerous environmentally-focused statistics increasingly demonstrate the damage inflicted on the Earth, their effects are becoming more widely known.
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Author: Julia Nicolls
Extinction Rebellion Protests Rage on in Europe and Australia
Since the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) October 2018 report, the international community responded with outrage as government officials and corporations failed to acknowledge the need for extreme environmental action.
Read MoreInterview with a Critical Language Scholar
Senior diplomacy and philosophy major Emma Tobin recently received the prestigious Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) to continue her Arabic language learning.
Read MoreFocus on Presidential Rhetoric: Jair Bolsonaro
For the past several years, Brazil was one of the frontrunners leading the world into a more sustainable future. Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil’s current President, takes an unorthodox stance on climate policy.
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Questions Arise Over Brazil Dam Collapse
On January 25, a dam in Brazil’s Minas Gerais region holding black iron ore waste collapsed and caused the death of over 120 people. At least 220 people are still missing.
Read MoreFocus on Cybersecurity: North Korea’s Elite Cyber Schools
North Korea’s team of over 5,000 hackers is growing and improving faster than most have predicted. Despite only recently recognizing the magnitude of this threat, the U.S. and other countries claim that North Korea poses a significant threat to their national security.
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