The Limits of the International Criminal Court
Eloisa Harper Photo via Avocates Sans Frontières *** The International Criminal Court (ICC) was founded in 2002 to prosecute the…
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The Hidden Climate Policymakers: How Local Zoning Boards Shape America’s Emissions
Image via National Property Inspections *** In the United States, people argue that the federal government shapes (and…
Is Jesuit Education Still Jesuit? The Slow Drift of a 500-Year-Old Mission
Photo via JesuitEast *** If you walk onto the campus of Fordham University, Georgetown University, or Boston College,…
From the Capitol to Capitol Hill: Panem and the United States Compared
Image via PanemPropaganda *** The Hunger Games is a dystopian book series written by Suzanne Collins, with five…
Silicon Shield: How Semiconductors Shape the China-Taiwan-U.S. Triangle
Photo via Economist *** The history of China and Taiwan’s dynamic is complex, and has existed in such…
Epilepsy and Policy: November—National Epilepsy Awareness Month
Image via PMSF *** The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) counts that 61 million people across…
Fordham University’s Compliance with ADA Standards, or Lack Thereof?
Photo via Wikimedia/Raymond Bucko SJ *** The Americans with Disabilities Amendments Act (ADA) was passed in 2008, and…
Space Race, Arms Race, Or Both: Why Amending International Framework is Necessary for the Future of Spatial Technology
JAXA’s First Wooden Satellite Deploys from Space Station, Photo via NASA *** When world leaders started discussions about…