Diplomacy Students Visit Arthur Szyk Exhibit Through Fulbright’s America250 Initiative
Isaac Lucero Staff Writer Benjamin Barry International News Editor On March 12, 2026, a group of Diplomacy students
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BTS Lights Up Seoul in a Powerful Cultural Return
Melanie Urena Lara Staff Writer After a four-year hiatus, the global K-pop group BTS returned to the stage with
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Ovechkin Scores His 1,000th Goal as the Washington Capitals Fight for a Playoff Spot
Allison Bennett Managing Editor On March 22, Washington Capitals’ captain Alexander Ovechkin scored his 1,000th career goal in a
Read MoreLGBTQ Television Show Skates Past the Kremlin
This winter season, a steamy new romance has surprisingly managed to draw praise in a part of the world where certain laws clash with the show’s main theme. Heated Rivalry, a 2025 LGBTQ+ hockey series from Canadian streaming company Crave, has become a phenomenon across Canada, the United States, and various parts of Europe, scoring 9 million views an episode on HBO Max per The Hollywood Reporter.
Read MoreWhy the Dalai Lama’s Grammy Matters Beyond Music
The 68th Annual Grammy Awards took place on Sunday, February 1, 2026 in Los Angeles, California. The event was home to many historical feats, one being the Dalai Lama’s Grammy win.
Read MoreThe NHL Returns to the Winter Olympics
The 2014 Sochi Olympics, a personal project of Russian President Vladimir Putin, are known for being the most expensive Olympic Games, as well as the most controversial. Teams Canada, USA, and above all, Russia, had their heart set on winning men’s ice hockey gold. Since the Cold War ended, ice hockey has remained one of the greatest fundamental tests of strength between the nations, reports BBC. Twelve international teams participated with players from the National Hockey League (NHL), and after 12 days of intense ice hockey, Team Canada, led by captain Sidney Crosby of the Pittsburgh Penguins, NHL, took home gold.
Read MoreAFCON and the Game of Sport Power
Since its anti-colonial beginnings in 1957, AFCON has always been more than a game. As reported by The Elephant, the event began as a political, anti-colonial project from its founding in Khartoum, Sudan. This year’s iteration demonstrated the tournament’s evolution into a “total strategic fact,” which is an arena where infrastructure, diplomacy, and national narratives meet as reported by IRIS.
Read MoreOscar Nominated Films Tell International Stories
In a world abounded with injustice and conflict, storytellers continue to write narratives that transcend borders and confront us with truth, turmoil, and humanity. Three real and distinct films remind us that behind every headline, there are people with ambitions and souls: Armed Only with a Camera, The Voice of Hind Rajab, and Homebound.
Read MoreDefunded! Elmo, Rural Coverage, Public Media at Risk
After successful efforts by Congress to defund public media, national news organizations and agencies are facing unprecedented funding challenges. These challenges threaten access to PBS and NPR, media outlets known and trusted worldwide, and the silencing of news outlets across the nation that have produced local coverage and access to beloved characters for decades.
Read MoreThe Voice of a Generation: Saint Levant and the Arab Diaspora
Saint Levant has stolen the hearts of listeners in the Arab diaspora with his music that blends nostalgia and resistance, creating an authentic identity that finds its roots across the Middle East and within the hopes for a brighter, liberated future.
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