Focus on Feminism: The United States
Feminist superheroes have flown over the house of the patriarchy and raised the female flag, creating safe passage for those behind them.
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Author: Mariah McCloskey
Internal and External: France’s Two-Front War Against ISIS
While many French saw the death of al- Baghdadi as a victory, it is not the end.
Read MoreOne Month Since Kashmir’s Lockdown, Modi’s Hindutva Agenda seems to be Working
The Kashmir Valley woke up to complete pandemonium. Indian military troops circled the streets and there was no internet nor phone line connection.
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Egypt’s Sisi Wins Referendum, Extending Rule to 2030
Egyptians on the weekend of April 20 cast their votes on a series of controversial constitutional amendments. The proposed changes would allow President Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi to stay in power until 2030 and expand the power of the military.
Read MoreSchool of Diplomacy Alumnus Enters Race for North Haledon NJ Borough Council
Nicholas Zeitlinger an ‘18 School of Diplomacy and International Relations alumnus is running for Borough Council in North Haledon, NJ.
Read MoreSaving the Planet by Skipping School
On March 15, empty desks took up the majority of classrooms. The students who regularly fill them are not skipping class to hangout or sleep in; they are trying to save the planet. Walking down streets or marching to their nation’s capital, teens are finally pushing their posters up in the air and their voices out of their chest in protest of climate change.
Read MoreSeton Hall Professor Brings Ancient Qur’an into the Modern Age
Every student in the School of Diplomacy and International Relations has spent time in a foreign language classroom. Nonetheless, Diplomacy students may never know about the activities of the language department’s faculty outside of class. Recently, Professor Youssef Yacoubi, Director of Seton Hall’s Arabic Studies Program, had the opportunity to inspect and digitize a 17th century Qur’an.
Read MoreSHUMUN XX – Room Assignments
Room Assignments – Both Saturday, March 30, and Sunday, March 31 GA COP21: Climate Crisis…………………………………………………………………………………………………………Fahy 101 NATO Summit……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………Fahy 103 UNESCO:
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Diplomacy Student Named Critical Language Semi-Finalist
Junior Diplomacy major Ian Murphy discusses his process as being selected a semi finalist for the Critical Language Scholarship.
Read MoreUkraine Kerch Strait Ship Captured by Russia
Tthe Ukrainian navy announced that Russia’s coast guard opened fire on and seized three of Ukraine’s vessels. The sea clash wounded two crewmembers, further escalating tensions after Moscow’s annexation of Crimea in 2014.
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