As one of the smallest countries in the world, Switzerland is famously known for its high standards of living, low unemployment rates, and well-educated labor force.
Why is Switzerland so Successful?
The Bad Breakup Song of Brexit
After years of negotiation, the post-Brexit trade agreement leaves unresolved questions about the future of Britain’s relationship with the EU and the deeply rooted divisions that brought about the 2016 referendum result.
Skirts & Floofy Dresses: A Referendum on Masculinity
After Harry Styles’s infamous cover shoot, many have argued that dresses hamper one’s masculinity, but does clothing entail a certain gendered experience at all, and what do we gain by restricting self-expression?
Making Modern Mexico
Mexico’s Institutional Revolutionary Party has floundered in recent elections, spelling doom for the organization that played a critical role in shaping Mexican nationhood.
Weird Art and What It Can Teach Us: Marina Abromovic’s Rhythm 0 and the Root of Violence
What is the true nature of human violence when there are no consequences? Serbian performance artist Marina Abramovic challenges this question of humanity in her daring endurance piece Rhythm 0 – a piece which forces her audience to become a part of the performance and explore their own humanity, no matter how harmful the consequences.
The Texas Orator 