Lincoln Memorial. SBORISOV GETTY IMAGES The Global Leadership Forum is one of the programs we, Humphrey fellows, participate in during our stay in the United States. A few weeks ago, we (ASU Cronkite fellows)… Continue reading
“I Used to Insist I Didn’t Get Angry. Not Anymore.” This was an article published in The New York Times Magazine on female rage by Leslie Jamison. The article analyzed the history of… Continue reading
By: Hope O’Brien Never could I have imagined waking up every morning and walking out of a small condo on the corner of Fillmore only to have to look up to see the… Continue reading
By: Olivia Richard El mundo que veo está formado por líneas erradas. Una serie de venas y capilares que bulliciosamente corren debajo de la tierra – una sola fractura que crea… Continue reading
A poem by: Olivia Richard The world I see is made up of fault lines. A series of veins and capillaries that boisterously run beneath the earth – a single fracture creating a… Continue reading
President Donald Trump supporters turned out in droves for his Mesa rally, and so did Humphrey fellows of Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication. During the rally just few protesters were spotted… Continue reading
Photo by Kevin Hurley | The State Press Anderson Cooper accepts the Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism at the Sheraton Grand Hotel in Phoenix, Arizona on Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2018. Photo… Continue reading
It was my first time such close to one Amerian President, Donald Trump, even I didn’t meet him. Because when we arrived at his Mesa rally-a hangar at Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport- on Oct. 19 about 6 P.M.,… Continue reading
My name is Alex Gorbachev. I came from Russia, where I worked for 7 years as a reporter, and later as a chief deputy editor for nation-wide daily newspaper named The Independent. It… Continue reading
By: Olivia Richard, Phanindra Dahal, Jinjin Mo, Dalia Younis Aung San Suu Kyi, a daughter of Myanmar’s independence leader, was for most of her life heralded as a beacon of democracy and human rights.… Continue reading
