What’s Up With Journalism?
By Abby Shamray Editor-In-Chief After the election, journalists turned inward to reflect on the role they played in getting Donald
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Gambian Presidential Transition Delayed By Reluctant Incumbent
Theodore Ezike Layout Editor On January 18, Adama Barrow was sworn in as president of The Gambia. Faced with a
Read MoreDeteriorating Dam Poses Ongoing Threat to Iraqi Citizens
Mohammed Syed Staff Writer 45 miles north of Mosul, there lies a reservoir of 11.1 billion cubic meters of water.
Read MoreCut Russia Some Slack; China, North Korea Hacked Worse
By Vincent Maresca Staff Writer Americans who voted for Trump and the Republican platform will most likely appreciate the people
Read MoreMexico, Canada Eager to Start NAFTA Renegotiation Talks
Samantha Stevenson Staff Writer The renegotiation or overall termination of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is on top
Read MoreTensions Between Serbia and Kosovo Escalate Over Train Incident
By Santiago Losada Staff Writer Tensions between Serbia and Kosovo have risen since former Kosovan Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj was
Read MoreFocus on Religious Persecution: Myanmar
By Felipe Bueno Staff Writer In a recent report, the United Nations Human Rights Council has hinted that the current
Read MoreColombian Peace Deal with Revolutionaries Depicts Wayward Progress
Joshua Corpuz Staff Writer The United Nations Mission in Colombia announced on January 11 that the Colombian peace deal will
Read MoreCampus Spotlight: Diplomacy Junior Goes From SAB to MSF
By Andrea Berman Staff Writer Jenna Leis, a junior Diplomacy major, secured an internship with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), the
Read MoreTsai Courts Central America Against China’s Wishes
Santiago Losada Staff Writer Seeking to strengthen bilateral relations, Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-Wen set off on an official trip to
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