“guns don’t kill people, bullets do’’ - Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan Samin Huq a Talented Alumni of our 2019 Graduate Plan Bata Program,...

Arielle Rosenthal, a talented Civil Society engagement 2020 Intern of ours explores the bias and racist elements of her small town......

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this new video explores the history & impact of social media on the Black Lives Matter Movement. Narrated by Oloruntosi Solomon & edited...

Masculinity varies by society and culture, but toxic masculinity is any form of masculine behavior that adversely impacts society or...

By Evan Brady Now that we’ve analyzed the presidency of both the founder of the Republican Party and it’s legendary champion, perhaps...

By Evan Brady When discussing the history of the Republican Party, the most prominent and perhaps influential figure that is brought up...

By Evan Brady When discussing the history of the Republican Party, the most prominent and perhaps influential figure that is brought up...

By Evan Brady Many people see Trump as a controversial and polarizing president to say the very least, but the office of the presidency...

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By Lucas Musetti “My style of deal-making is quite simple and straightforward. I aim very high, and then I just keep pushing and pushing...

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There has been a long debate on how we should interpret the Constitution; should we try to analyze the Constitution with the original...

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A Gun is a Destructive Tool I remember the first time I shot a gun. I was raised in Indiana, a traditionally conservative state where gun...

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By Danny Kleschick This past Sunday, the United States witnessed one of the most deadly and inexplicable mass shootings in history. A...

By Lucas Musetti The term “American Exceptionalism” has quite a complex history. It is unclear who first coined the phrase or what its...

By Joshua Krishbaum In light of the International Day of Nonviolence I wanted to introduce myself as well as the amazing organization for...

By Brian van Oosterum A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of attending a vibrant conference on News Literacy at the United Nations. The...