Spotlighting Student Journalism Globally
People in developing countries have less access to care and services that are prominent in more developed countries. Many citizens across the world lack essential healthcare assistance which induces poverty and decreases overall well-being. With high...
Released in early April, “Tell Your Papa” is a politically charged track by Nigerian music artist Fedris Abdulkareem. Through clever wordplay and double meanings, Abdulkareem sharply criticizes Nigerian President Bola Tinubu and the policies of his...
In the United States, there is a division of quality care based on households’ income thresholds. Usually, as wealth increases, treatment and public health systems tend to become more effective. These disparities in access to care...
Bangalore, previously labelled as “India’s Garden City”, has earned a bad reputation owing to its terrible roads and an ineffective infrastructure accompanied by insane traffic, this issue being a reason for major arguments and dissatisfaction amongst...
The digital era has reshaped nearly every aspect of modern life, including how we read. For years, e-books and audiobooks seemed poised to phase out physical books, offering convenience and accessibility that traditional formats couldn’t match....
It is no secret that war comes with tragedy that surpasses death. Terrorist fighter groups have been notorious for their conquests of women and children in many ways, dominating large civilian groups by inflicting violence and...
In the grand theater that is the American Dream, the university stands as a gilded colosseum—promising transformation, the ultimate opportunity to get what’s yours and chase your aspirations. Each year, nearly four million bright-eyed graduates march...
On the night of November 15th, 1959, four shots were fired, signaling the death of four members of the Clutter family – Herb Clutter, his wife, Bonnie Clutter, and their two teenage children, Nancy and Kenyon...
On February 12, Amir Mohammad Khaleghi, a 19-year-old student at the University of Tehran, was making his way back to the university’s dormitory when he was confronted by a duo of cyclist thieves, making for a...
At the dawn of the millennium, the future was shiny and digital. Two and a half decades later, everyone’s living the dream all over again. From animal print to ballet flats, frosted lip gloss to digital...
