Former U.S. State Department official Anne-Marie Slaughter discussed on Thursday how Americans understand foreign policy crises as well as what they miss, during the 25th annual Richard W. Leopold...
This past Friday night, Northwestern’s Students for Justice in Palestine led a candlelight vigil at The Rock in honor of the Palestinian victims who died in the recent conflict in the Gaza Strip. I...
Whether sitting in the back of Harris 107 listening to political science professor Jonathan Caverley talk about the state of the U.S. Armed Forces or scanning CNN headlines, we’re constantly reminded...
Last week I was sitting in the dorm lounge in Allison Hall when the topic of Russia’s invasion of Crimea came up. Of about 10 people in the lounge at the time, only a few were aware of what is happening...
What is a government? How does it become a government? What is it supposed to do?
A government, by ideal standards, is the people. It is the representation of all of its citizens and their rights. In...
