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What We Could Learn from Serbia

Commentary by Roo Luo, MAIPD ’25 People swarmed from every direction. They flooded the streets of the Serbian capital, Bel­grade, flags on their shoulders, emblems raised high toward windowsills and beyond. Their rhythmic chants of…


‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Must Close

But the fight isn’t over By Miacel Spotted Elk The Miccosukee Tribe makes its home in the Florida Ever­glades, where a tribal village sits only a few miles from the federal immigration detention center called…


USC Hotline Helps Move Hearings Online

By Sophie Sullivan A group of volunteers based out of a USC Dornsife program established a free hotline to help those with in-person immigration hearings file motions to move their appointments online. The service is…


The Real Reason the West Is Warmongering

Against China By Jason Hickel and Dylan Sullivan Over the past two decades, the posture of the United States towards China has evolved from economic cooperation to outright antagonism. US media outlets and politicians have…


Guilty by Affiliation

Commentary by Mohammed El-Kurd The Israeli murder of heroic Palestinian journalist Anas Al-Sharif was bookended by accusations that he was part of Hamas. For many of our allies, the instinct is to prove his innocence…


A Revolutionary Shift Is Underway

Francesca Albanese addresses the Hague Group Conference in Bogatá Excellencies, Friends, I express my appreciation to the government of Colombia and South Africa for convening this group, and to all members of the Hague Group,…


What It Feels Like to Starve

By Mohammed R. Mhawish A year ago, I was living the same nightmare that 2.2 million people in Gaza are currently living: constant exhaustion, de­hydration, rapid weight loss. It had been months since Israel had…


Soldiers Are Resisting Illegal Orders

By Liza Featherstone Kim, an aircraft mechanic, joined the military in 2019, at age 18. She and her mother had struggled to survive, even living in their car at times. She didn’t think she could…


Student Workers and University Politics

By R Allen Wight In March of this year at UNC Chapel Hill, the winning candidate for president of the Graduate and Professional Student Govern­ment (GPSG) was disqualified for a minor in­fraction against election rules….