Spotlighting Student Journalism Globally
As Colombian President Gustavo Petro is spearheading his plan for “total peace” across the country, he has decided that the Colombian government is going to move forward with peace talks with rebel group The Second Marquetalia...
On Monday, Hamas finally accepted a ceasefire deal amidst a deteriorating humanitarian crisis and an intense seven-month war that has left over 34,000 people dead, a large proportion of which are women and children. It comes...
February 24, 2022. 5:07 a.m., missiles and artillery strike near Kyiv, airports crumble from blasts, smoke decorates the sky, and people scramble in fear. Russia launched a full-scale land and air invasion of Ukraine, the largest...
One of the states of Sudan, North Dafur, is facing an attack from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and their allies, who are fighting the Sundanese Armed Forces (SAF) in their country’s civil war. The fighting...
Protests are shaking college campuses across the United States as students, faculty, and administrators grapple with demands to sever financial ties with Israel against the backdrop of the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. With graduation ceremonies looming next...
Following an Israeli attack on the Iranian consulate in Syria, the threat of an Iranian retaliatory attack looms ever more intimidating. The strike, launched two weeks ago, killed 13 people including a senior commander of Iran’s...
In a turn of events, Ecuadorian police forcefully entered the Mexican Embassy in Quito, igniting a diplomatic firestorm and drawing condemnation from international leaders. The target of the raid was Jorge Glas, Ecuador’s former vice president,...
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict isn’t only shaped by violence and displacement; it’s also defined by environmental injustice. The Palestine-Israel conflict has topped headlines since October 7 after an alleged terrorist attack, violence and destruction detailed by every...
After more than five months of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, the Spanish-flagged ship, Open Arms ship left Cyprus on Monday, March 11 for a two-day journey to Gaza with over 200 tons of food, supplies, and other...
On February 25, 2024, 25-year-old Aaron Bushnell, an Air Force member, set himself on fire outside the Israeli Embassy in Washington, DC. Eventually, he passed away from his injuries, leaving a very opinionated message to the...
