US could learn from 15-M youth
The youth of the United States face similar economic distress as the protestors in Spain.
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Student activism on campus must grow
Known by some as the “Youth’s Revolt,” the Egyptian revolution owes much of its success to college-aged youth participation.
USC’s diversity highlighted by faults in Bahrain
As my family sat in anticipation, awaiting their daughter and sister’s name to be called, they were approached by a young Middle Eastern man. He asked if his mother could sit with my family. Noticing my brothers’ uncertainty, the gentleman in his black robe and class of 2011 sash assured them, “We are from Iran. […]
Ivory Coast is a learning moment for the US
From a U.S. perspective, war in the Ivory Coast was never a major priority.
Natural catastrophes will not affect programs abroad
Officials reassure students international offices will keep study abroad students safe.
Students say social media aided revolts
The Office of International Services hosted a panel with four Middle Eastern students.
Facebook needs an identity
Facebook will need to balance the site’s role as a business and a force for social change.
Alliances can defeat the Libyan authority
The international community has not done enough to stop Libya’s humanitarian crisis together.
U.S. actions in Middle East inconsistent
In dealing with foreign protests, United States is caught between standing by ideals or reality.
Libyan protests wage on
Hundreds die in Libyan protests and with a stubborn dictator there seems to be no end in sight.