The world is flat, as stated by Thomas Friedman. What Friedman means by flat is connected. Today, this trend goes even further. The lowering of political barriers accompanying with digital technology revolution has made us …

On September 15th, 2017, I attended the 90- minute MASTERY lecture about twitter analytics and it was very useful to me personally. I decided to write about what I have learnt to share with the …

Since 9/11, the United States and its allies’ military campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan and domestic counter-terrorism efforts has come at a tremendous cost to the civilian populations on both sides of the conflict. The …

Having been only six years old when the 9/11 terrorist attack took place in New York City, my experience and understanding of that event is largely molded by bearing witness to the political decisions made …

In our last Humphrey Seminar class, I was one of the few people who shook my head when Dr. Silcock asked whether or not we remembered the events of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. I was …

By Lysandra Marquez The root of many issues regarding terrorism around the world resides in ignorance and fear, and often, a group is erroneously blamed for the misconduct of one individual. When rogue, or extremist …

Growing up in a post-9/11 world, while also becoming a journalist was interesting. As one of the youngest to remember the terrorist attack that changed the world, I was increasingly aware of ominous and growing …

Despite having some orthodox problems like over population and political instability, Bangladesh, the South Asian nation, has been a textbook example for its steady growth in the economy and various social indicators. Along with these …

Many lives of innocent civilians have been lost at the hands of terrorists in many poor and developed countries over the past quarter-century. In August, a suicide bomber killed 20 people in Nigeria and wounded …