By: Quinn Rogness #LoveIsLove: This simple eleven character phrase followed President Obama’s tweet in support of the Supreme Court’s 5-4…
By: Nathan Williams Education reform at any level of government is challenging considering the heightened sensitivity usually surrounding this type…
By: Jacqueline Van De Velde In the spring of 2013, Americans burst into an uproar over a practice called “unlawful,…
By: Taryn Winston Last October, Taryn examined the affirmative action decision pending before the Supreme Court in Fischer v. University…
By: Carson Aft The pursuit of higher education brings with it the promise of class mobility and prosperity. Deeply connected,…
By: Sam Kinsman Written from GPR’s Brazil Bureau after a formal study of Politics in Education in Brazil and a…
By: Aashka Dave As continued protests and violence in Turkey draw the attention of the world, Turkish media has taken…
By: Andrew Roberts It can be assumed that with every loss of a politician, whether by death or resignation, a…
Question: On what issue (domestic or foreign) do you think a polarized Congress can actually agree? What policy progress do…
By: Jeffrey Lanier Question: On what issue (domestic or foreign) do you think a polarized Congress can actually agree? What…
By: Fatima Youssef Question: Contemporary culture in America emphasizes being an individual as more important than being a citizen. Do…
By: Greyson Clark Question: Contemporary culture in America emphasizes being an individual as more important than being a citizen. Do…
By: Greyson Clark As each advancing day provides more evidence of another hot Georgia summer, our attention is increasingly focused…
By: Megan White In the War on Terror, the United States has traditionally been portrayed as the powerful warrior hero.…