UN takes initiative against hunger
According to the United Nations, over 800 million people worldwide suffer from hunger.
That is 1 in 9 people in the world that deal...
Ebola scare reaches America
Thomas Eric Duncan, the first person diagnosed with Ebola on U.S. soil, died Wednesday. His death was confirmed by the Dallas hospital where he...
UN resolution to thwart foreign fighters
President Barack Obama and the United Nations have teamed against fighters who provide support for terrorist organizations by passing a resolution, which would restrict...
US military continues airstrikes against ISIS
The U.S. Central Command (Centcom) issued that since Thursday, the U.S. military has conducted 10 airstrikes in Iraqi and Syrian locations against the Islamic...
Hong Kong protests highlight American freedoms
China is currently facing one of its largest political protests since the Tiananmen Square incident nearly 25 years ago.
Pro-democratic protesters in the tens...
Islamic Faith: Extremists’ Violence Do Not Reflect Religious Teachings
While misguided followers terrorize the globe, the USM community reacts to extremists and discuss Islamic myths.
As upperclassmen college students, most remember the fateful morning...
Outrageous Fyre Festival crashes and burns
Too bourgeois for Coachella, won’t go anywhere without your yacht or want to hang out on an island? Well Fyre Festival is the “lituation”...
Memes shed light on Syrian conflict
When memes and gifs show up on a Facebook newsfeed, users get a laugh. The humorous media usually depicts a satirical take on everyday...
Reflection on Château Program
On February 15, I was one of 21 students who departed on what would be the most valuable, unforgettable experience of our lives, thanks...
