by Charlotte Moore Artist Statement: “This is the story of keys belonging to refugees hoping, sometimes beyond hope, to return to their homes either demolished or lived in by others. This particular story affects me personally and has compelled me to speak out in the best way I can, through … Read More

Biden Admin Piggybacks Sinophobia onto Rampant Russophobia by John V. Walsh This article first appeared at Antiwar.com At the close of his recent trip to China, on April 26 while still in Beijing, Sec. of State, Anthony Blinken, made an extremely bellicose statement to the press. Blinken’s words marked a … Read More

by Rowan Sporte Ehn I, like many of my gen. Z peers, have long been under the assumption that the Cold War was complete. Throughout many history classes, I learned how close the world came to total annihilation during that time due to the looming threat of nuclear weapons. Though … Read More

By Jeff Klein Israel’s assault on Gaza has surpassed six months and killed more than 34,000 Palestinians – the majority women and children. Now, in response to a Hamas acceptance of a ceasefire proposal, Israel appears to be launching a brutal attack on Gaza’s south, where over a million refugees … Read More

by Rowan Sporte Ehn and Grace Sanford Student Encampments calling for a free and liberated Palestine across the nation are treading carefully with the press as they, firstly, want to keep the focus on the Palestinian people and, secondly, are wary of how the publicity would affect them. Protestors are … Read More

by Ben Lipman Terrorism is a term laden with political and moral implications, and is often used to describe acts of violence made by non-state actors to achieve ideological goals. Hamas, a political group at the heart of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, is a prime example of the complexities surrounding the … Read More