Standardized Testing: Systemic Racism and the Disparity of International Education

Maxine MagtotoMay 16, 2019

How the TOEFL and other standardized tests may be stacked against the test-takers....

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Spanish Newspapers Poke Fun at Electoral Law

ROOSTERGNN StaffApril 28, 2019

Spanish Electoral Law dictates that, in the five days prior to elections, election polls can no longer be published. But Spanish newspapers are keen on keeping their readers informed, and have been finding creative ways to circumvent this law. ...

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Duterte’s Drug War: How It Affects Women and Children

Taylor TeeApril 27, 2019

How does the Philippines' war on drugs impact women and children?...

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No, Foreigners Are Not The Source of Sex Exploitation in Nepal

Maximilien CouvreurApril 16, 2019

Foreigners are not fueling sex exploitation in Nepal. Let’s take a closer look at poverty, trafficking of children and women, sex policies, and the NGOs working on the matter....

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Online Petitions: Powerful or Pointless?

Michelle DiazApril 2, 2019

Are online petitions really effective? Are we just fooling ourselves? Or are we worse off due to their existence? ...

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Term Life Insurance: What It Is & Benefits

Sydney WestrickMarch 29, 2019

Term Life Insurance is a popular option among younger generations, read on to find out why you, too, should consider it. ...

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Ocasio-Cortez’s New Green Deal: Too Radical or Not Radical Enough?

Stephanie TuckMarch 27, 2019

A look at the pros and cons of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Green New Deal proposal....

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Documentary End Game Makes Silent Appearance on Netflix

Ameya GodseMarch 26, 2019

A review of the Academy-Award nominee movie End Game, available on Netflix....

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Brexit: Students Feel Betrayed by Older Generations

Maximilien CouvreurMarch 20, 2019

As Brexit's deadline draws closer, students in the UK and all around Europe make up an impacted group....

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The Future of Energy: Is the Green Lobby Turning Gray?

Maximilien CouvreurMarch 8, 2019

Exploring the false claims about the nuclear risk and livability of renewables....

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Report on Maamtrasna Murders Case Sheds Light on Irish Criminal Justice System in the 1880s

Julia TerenoFebruary 28, 2019

In the late 1880s, Myles Joyce was wrongfully convicted and executed in the Maamtrasna murders case trial. Find out what led to the second posthumous presidential pardon in Irish history. ...

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All About Kosovo: The New Kid on the Block

Samuel AmadeoFebruary 26, 2019

A look into the complicated past, present, and future of Kosovo....

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Perseverance Seldom Fails: The Story of Freundel Stuart

Carolann LoweFebruary 25, 2019

Freundel Stuart, the former prime minister of Barbados, had humble beginnings but persevered to reach his highest potential....

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European Parliament Recognizes Juan Guaidó as the Legitimate Interim President of Venezuela

Julia TerenoFebruary 19, 2019

Following Juan Guaidó's self-declaration as interim President of Venezuela, the European parliament recognizes Guaidó as the legitimate interim president of the country and calls for “free, transparent and credible presidential elections."...

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The Never-Ending Story of Giovanni Falcone’s Death

Angie IvanFebruary 17, 2019

A look into the murder of Giovanni Falcone and an interview with his sister, Maria....

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Philip Green and the UK Media: The Ethics of Buying Silence

Tamara JuburiJanuary 24, 2019

A look at how the media and non-disclosure agreements are affecting the voices of victims in #MeToo situations....

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