Sahir Sadat 
Sarah Olivia Sullivan 
Vivian Welch 
Andrew Kravatz 
Nathan Wellman 
The Backlash of the EU Green Deal
Areeba Malik The worsening effects of climate change are constantly threatening our society and environment. Not only are environments being…
Rise of the Right: Is Europe Turning Conservative?
Madeleine Bamford Photo by Frederick Florin/AFP via Getty Images *** With crisp suits and beaming smiles, Giorgia Meloni, Viktor Orbàn,…
The Economic Lens and Its Role in Immigration Policy: 1924 vs. 2024
Kailee Pierce Immigration and the focus on economic prosperity lie at the core of the American identity. Capitalistic and liberal…
Kamala, Trump, and TikTok: The Impact of the “Chronically Online” on the Election
Amelie Arango “Kamala IS brat,” a tweet from popstar Charli XCX reads, which amassed over 55.7 million views. The culture…
Blood Batteries: The Congo’s Cobalt Crisis
David Tomanelli An illegal cobalt mining site, Shabara, Lualaba, Democratic Republic of the Congo, 2021. Photo by Hugh Kinsella Cunningham/Redux.…
Political Violence is on the Rise—Is a Twenty-Eighth Amendment What it Will Take to Safeguard Congress?
Teagan Munafo It’s no secret that American politics is not what it used to be. From deep partisan cleavages in…
The Danger of Separating the Mind and the Body
Claire L. Adama Bah, founder of Afri-Kana. Photo via Documented NY. *** Even in the midst of a heated election,…
An Efficient System and Its Unpredictable Consequences: The Repercussions of Digital Monoculture
Ava Bedoya An estimated 5.35 billion people worldwide access the internet every single day. Whether online shopping, working remotely, or…
Kamala Harris is Fighting to Win Over Pennsylvania, but is it Working?
Nadia Garriga Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris listens to Republican candidate Donald Trump speak during the presidential debate at the…