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Gabe Goldstein discusses Eastern European politics and the recent elections in Poland with Stanford Professor Anna Gryzmala-Busse.

Caroline Bullock and Henry Long sat down with Professor Schwartzberg to discuss her book on the origins and limits of supermajority rules.

Rhetorical excesses hinder truth-seeking in the midst of conflict.

Kamadolli explains why a depoliticized "human rights" view is impossible.

Stop Cop City protesters expose Georgia's unyielding commitment to militarize their police.

Canadian immigration policy is not as fair as it seems.

Joshua Morganstein defends the harmony of liberal arts and pre-professional education at CMC

Those who aspire to think more critically must attend to their terminology.

Crescit cum commercio civitas?

Interview with author Josiah Ober.

The Democrats need a spokesperson. Someone is trying...

The Kremlin hopes to benefit from the unexpectedly flamed tension in Israel-Palestine.

Could France be on the verge of crisis?

Freedom of expression without an equal commitment to viewpoint diversity is of little value.

As a Namibian candidate, Bertha was one of 8 finalists from South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia, Malawi, and eSwatini.

Successful campaigns hinge on the ability of a candidate to define themselves before media narratives do.

California Democrats are divided on this one...

Public trust in political institutions diminishes when the judiciary appears to shield those in power

Vivek wants to connect his nativism to a constitutional interpretation.

Arda Aslan '24 theorizes how progressivism's interpretation within Enlightenment thinking manifests itself in laïcité.