Iran’s Sexist Soccer History
For the first time in almost 40 years, Iran has announced that it will let women enter soccer stadiums. We look back at Iran’s history of discrimination against female soccer fans.
MLB Playoff Preview and Predictions
After a long season filled with many surprises, who’s the team to beat in the World Series?
What It Means to Tell the Story
In the era of fake news, journalism has become one of the most controversial and important professions in the world. Was it always this way?
Reflecting on Notre Dame and the Rightful Return of Africa’s Soul
It is possible to recognize what has been lost in the tragedy of the Notre Dame fire while simultaneously acknowledging what other, less discussed nations have lost at the hands of European colonization.
Abolish the Illogical Electoral College
Analyzing the origins of the Electoral College proves that the system is an outdated relic of the United States’ political past.
Students Condemn ‘War Criminal’ Kissinger
Kissinger is slated to speak at the Stern School of Business on Tuesday.
Taking the Time to Remember the Magic of Museums
The Brazil National Museum burned to the ground last week. Let's appreciate artifacts before they become fossils.
