November 2019
Neuralink: balancing promise with peril
By Walter Timothy In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, the idea of merging human consciousness with machines has long been a subject of fascination. While the […]
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Lebanon: On the brink of a revolution?
by Klai Iheb Hundreds of students staged a sit-in on Wednesday in front of schools, universities and the Ministry of Education in defiance of the decision […]
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Euphoria: A Dark Teen Show Representing the Hardships of Generation Z
By Dominika Sipos The TV show, Euphoria, shows that behind all the glitter and gold, there are flawed teenagers using drugs and sex to navigate the […]
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A Young Society Heading in the Wrong Direction
By Berta Kungyte It is often said, “We are only as strong as we are united, and only as weak as we are divided.” As it […]
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What’s going on in Hong Kong?
By Klai Iheb It all began in early June with a controversial bill facilitating extradition to China. Since then, the demonstrations that have been shaking […]
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Flow into Writing: McDaniel Budapest Writing Center Edition
By Marketty Bleck “Where do I start?” “The minimum is 1000 words, but I only have 600, how do I meet it?” “I guess I […]
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Tunisia election 2019: An electoral insurrection against the system
By Klai Iheb Kaïs Saïed, a retired law professor, won the second round of Tunisia’s presidential election, claiming 73% of the votes in a straight […]
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Peaky Blinders: An addicting, action-filled epic
By Faraz Mhd Peaky Blinders is an addicting show I have been watching since 2016. The storyline is so intriguing I have to re-watch the show […]
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