2024 Archives - Page 5 of 17 - The Diplomatic Envoy

October 7 marks one year since the war between Israel and Hamas began. Reflecting on this year of conflict and looking at where the war stands now reveals that not much progress has truly been made in stopping this war. Recent events of Israel’s bombings in Yemen, Syria, Lebanon, and Gaza along with Iran’s retaliatory missile launches at Israel have worried many that this will become a full-blown Middle Eastern regional war.

2024 Opinion

October 20, 2024 Cameron Bird

The Trump Tariff Plan’s Foreign Policy Implications Cannot Be Ignored

Former President Donald Trump is a huge advocate of tariffs. He has been quoted as calling them, “…the greatest thing ever invented” according to PBS News. Whether the policy issue be domestic, foreign, social, political, or economic, Trump tends to introduce tariffs as a mechanism for positive change.

2024 Opinion

October 20, 2024 Andrea Gonzalez

The Vice-Presidential Debate Voters Were Not Expecting

On October 1, Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota and Senator JD Vance of Ohio faced each other during the Vice-Presidential Debate, which brought a rare moment of depth to current political discourse.

2024 Opinion

October 20, 2024 Neve Walker

Will China Outgrow the U.S.? How the 2024 Election Could Shape the Global Economic Landscape

For years China’s economy has been a hot topic. Economists and policymakers have long debated whether China’s rapidly growing economy can surpass the United States. As we look toward the 2024 U.S. presidential election, the two economic strategies of the candidates could have profound effects on the U.S.-China economic rivalry.

2024 Opinion

October 20, 2024 Liam Knotek

Israel’s Pager Attack: A Justified Example of Masterful Subterfuge

On September 17, sophisticated attacks targeting the terrorist organization, Hezbollah, utilizing exploding pagers occurred, followed by a similar attack with walkie-talkies on the 18.

2024 Campus Spotlight School of Diplomacy News

October 20, 2024 Rachel Beck

Seton Hall Diplomacy Students Attend the Summit of the Future

On September 20 and 21, Seton Hall University was represented at the United Nations Summit of the Future Action Days (UNSFAD), through their status on the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). The UNSFAD, which brought together representatives from civil society, the private sector, academia, and Member States, brought forth opportunities for the engagement and inclusion of young people.

2024 Campus Spotlight

October 20, 2024 Envoy Staff Writer

Inspiration to IMPACT Conference 2024

On Friday, September 29, the Inspiration to IMPACT Conference took place at Seton Hall University’s University Center to provide a professional development opportunity for student leaders. Hosted by the Office of Student Engagement, these sessions were a place to hear from Seton Hall staff and fellow peers to help all in the audience grow in skills and competencies.

2024 Sports Business and Culture Culture

October 20, 2024 Envoy Staff Writer

The November 5 Election Has the Power to Reshape Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico’s upcoming November 5 election has the potential to reshape the island’s political future. Whether this will be a moment of change or simply another missed opportunity hinges on one key factor: voter turnout.

2024 Sports Business and Culture Business Culture

October 20, 2024 Jamie Jules

Rookies in a New Playing Field: How Gen-Z is Redefining the Workplace

The entry of a young generation into the workforce is not a new phenomenon. However, Generation Z, which comprises Americans born between 1997 and 2012, presents unique challenges within a dynamic labor market.

2024 Sports Business and Culture Culture

October 20, 2024 Erin Araneta

NewJeans Sparks Controversy Over Workplace Conditions, Raising Questions About Labor Standards in K-Pop

A young and popular K-pop group called NewJeans has been the center of controversy and attention after their public complaints about the workplace environment created by their parent company, Hybe.