By: Andrew Peoples After three weeks of massive demonstrations in Hong Kong, student protests are finally running out of steam.…
By: Connor Quirk Over the past few months, the world has watched as Hong Kong experienced unprecedented civil unrest. The…
By: Samantha Cleare Feminism: the doctrine advocating social, political, and all other rights of women equal to those of men.…
By: Chenee Tracey When U.S. citizens travel abroad, few anticipate a misdemeanor or felony charge from a foreign country. Every…
By: Eli Scott “Yesterday they chose between segregation and integration. Between isolation and being open. Between stability and uncertainty. And…
By: Cait Felt Ebola has been the feared name on the lips of newscasters for over a month now, and…
By: Bert Thompson Most of the world is familiar with the work of the Beatles: Abbey Road, The White Album,…
By: Shornima KC Cricketer turned politician Imran Khan set off last month from Lahore with a convoy to Islamabad, to…
By: William Robinson The radios were silenced, victims of a radio-jammer. Estonian police officer Eston Kohver patrolled his border security…
By: Megan White “We come here with no peaceful intent, but ready for battle, determined to avenge our wrongs and…
By: Kyle Hunter Last weekend, supporters of Scottish independence led polls against “’No’ Campaign” opponents for the first time since…
By: Megan White & Victoria Barker The 2014 Sochi Olympics began with a bang, or, rather, an avant-garde industrial boom.…
By: Garrett Herrin Last week, two big things happened in Athens, Georgia. Georgia beat Clemson 45-21 to kick off the…
Programming Note: At UGA, we’re lucky to share a campus with other thoughtful student publications. One of those is The…