By: Benjamin Linares Teddy Roosevelt once said, “Knowing what is right doesn’t mean much unless you do what is right.” I was taught that no matter what the outcome, Americans stand up for what...

With each passing day, the civil war gripping Syria grows more and more intense. The conflict has evolved from a political struggle for democracy into a highly sectarian conflict now threatening the stability...

Since November, Colombian officials have been negotiating terms for peace with representatives from the country’s most violent and powerful rebel group, the FARC.  Officials from both parties have addressed...

Italy’s parliament has finally chosen a prime minister to govern a changing political landscape more than two months after inconclusive national elections left the country leaderless. General anger and...

A bad economy and the idea of prosperity are incompatible.  Many people over the recent history of mankind have traveled from various parts of the globe to the West expecting all of their dreams to come...

With summer quickly approaching, international students on campus have a lot more to think about than the average student from the U.S. Apartment leases are close to ending and work visa laws are holding...

Josef A. Nothmann  Journal Contributor Faculty and administrators of the Sawyer Business School and the College of Arts and Sciences are currently debating a potential “common” undergraduate curriculum....

Gareth Jones  Asst. Int'l Editor Kim Jong Un is missing. He has not made a public appearance in two weeks now, which doesn’t necessarily mean anything by itself. However, given the fact that he has...

Lara Fernandez  Journal Contributor Boston has always attracted students from around the world. Suffolk University, located in the heart of the city, has become a major part of that attraction. This...