Author: campus

The Case for US Involvement In Yemen

Posted by campus | May 21, 2019 | Uncategorized |

By: Ronnan Rodas* Despite earning the unfortunate title of the world’s “forgotten war”, the...

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United States Immigration Policy: Contrary to human rights

Posted by campus | May 14, 2019 | Donald Trump(B), Immigration(B), Intergovernmental Organizations(B), US Foreign Policy(B) |

By: Ezihe Chikwere* Prior to being sworn into the oval office, Donald Trump ran on a platform...

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Women at the Forefront of Sudan’s Uprising

Posted by campus | May 14, 2019 | Africa(B), Women(B) |

By: Fatime-Zara Beri* This past April has ushered in a new change in Sudan. The spirit of...

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The United States’ Withdraw from Syria

Posted by campus | Apr 30, 2019 | American Politics(B), Donald Trump(B), ISIS(B), Middle East(B), Military(B), Syria(B) |

By: Molly Cook* “We have defeated ISIS.”[1] These are words that every American has been waiting...

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The Cuban Thaw

Posted by campus | Apr 29, 2019 | Uncategorized |

By: Ronnan Rodas* The United States and Cuba have maintained a relationship marked by a missile...

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US Refugee Resettlement and the COVID-19 Pandemic November 9, 2021
A Seemingly Developed Nation: Women’s Rights in Japan May 17, 2021
Shifting Away from the West: Erdogan’s Post-Coup Attempt Response May 17, 2021
India’s Mental Health Epidemic: Deteriorating Amidst the Pandemic May 10, 2021
Dimensions of Power: The Effects of China’s Escalating Economic Influence on the Contemporary Global Landscape May 10, 2021