Better Call Seoul
Joe Cascino delves into the surreal relationship between crystal meth and North Korea.
A Conversation on Canada’s Forgotten Peoples
Columnist Morgan Learn and Foreign Affairs Editor Nick Romanow discuss the state of Indigenous affairs in Canada — a topic overlooked by Americans, but critical to Canada’s progressive, tolerant character.
America’s Silent Epidemic
Candace Baker addresses the issue of child marriage in the United States.
What is UT Student Government?
In the first of the series of articles that Wes Dodson will write on Student Government in anticipation of the upcoming election, he tries to conceptualize what SG is in relation to the U.S. branches of government. As you will see, it’s not a comfortable fit.
Recent Posts
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Statues in the Swamp: Remembering a City Remembering Itself
Washington D.C. is a city being constantly negotiated, an arena for constructing how America sees and remembers itself. From the ground of D.C., we investigate the American ideal.
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Protect the Children: James Younger
Children can’t vote, drive, or get married, so why should they be allowed to receive an irreversible and unnecessary medical treatment that hasn’t even been approved by the FDA?
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We’re Starting to Give Up: The Decline of Political Activism in Trump’s America
In the midst of the political and social unrest fueled by Trump’s presidency, Caroline Cabe looks deeper into the devolution of political activism from a desperate means for change to a device for self-consolation.
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The Rise, Fall, and Legacy of the O’Rourke Campaign
Despite Beto’s failed presidential race, its important to look at what got him here in the first place, what happened, and the impact he’ll have on Texas politics.
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The Cult of Civic Engagement
Proselytizing for the political process isn’t a virtue — it might even be a vice.
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Foreign Affairs ›
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Ideas—It’s not about them. It’s about us.
November 27, 2019
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Three Women You Didn’t Know Paved the Way: Gender Equality Through Sports in Ultraconservative Countries
November 19, 2019
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Why Liberals (Almost) Always Lose: How Justin Trudeau explains Modern Politics
November 14, 2019
Culture ›
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Protect the Children: James Younger
December 12, 2019
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Fumbling the Ball in Higher Education
December 2, 2019
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A SUBJECTIVELY OBJECTIVE RANKING: THE 21 BEST MUSIC VIDEOS OF THE 21ST CENTURY
November 29, 2019
Domestic Affairs ›
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Statues in the Swamp: Remembering a City Remembering Itself
December 12, 2019
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The Rise, Fall, and Legacy of the O’Rourke Campaign
December 6, 2019
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The Cult of Civic Engagement
December 5, 2019
