Seton Hall University Receives Two Large Donations in a Month
In the short span of a week, there were two large contributions made to Seton Hall University. The contributions represent the University’s community, alumni, and staff.
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February
There’s a Thin Line in Online Censorship
On one hand, some expect these social media companies to act as a sort of pseudo-governmental authority who ardently follow the tenets of free speech. On the other, when instances of abuse or violence occur on or through their sites, questions immediately begin being asked about how much the responsibilities should lay at their feet to prevent these tragedies from occurring.
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Turkey Attempts to Stabilize the Lira
Turkey’s economy, similar to every other nation, has taken a hit with inflation rates. But unlike every other country, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has refused talks of possible increases in interest rates.
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Mega-Drought Continues to Ravage Western U.S.
The western United States has been locked in a mega-drought for the past 22 years and has developed into the worst one in at least 1,200 years, according to a study published February 14.
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Russian Invasion of Ukraine Prompts Crippling International Response
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has precipitated near universal condemnation around the world. NATO and European Union states have roundly criticized the illegal and unprecedented Russian invasion of the Eastern European country of 40 million people. NATO and EU countries were united not only in words but actions, presenting a unified and potent response.
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Hansel Emmanuel Making Strides Towards Disability Awareness
Hansel Emmanuel Donato Dominguez has dominated his high school competition, despite only having one arm.
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Beijing Winter Olympics: Another Instance of 2022 Sportswashing?
The 2022 Winter Olympics have recently come to a close, and it got many people talking. Not necessarily about the games themselves, as they garnered some of the worst TV ratings in the modern age, but the site of the event this year.
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Liberty Meets Fashion: Louis Vuitton Walkout
At what cost does the iconic LV plastered handbags and totes come? As of recently, it is discovered much more than just the dollar tag consumers can see for themselves.
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Levi’s Global Brand President Resigns
Jennifer Sey, now ex-global brand president at Levi Strauss & Co. resigned from the position due to her voicing of opinion on COVID-19 topics. After sharing her views publicly, Sey received numerous cold shoulders and pushback from her colleagues and even on social media.
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Gatorade’s Big Marketing Debut With Kalen Thornton
Gatorade’s Big Marketing debut at the NBA All-Star weekend game for a good cause.
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