An Artifact of Colonialism: The Canadian Government’s Obligation to Assist… Shaina Willison Mar 31, 2022 Thousands of Indigenous artifacts have been confiscated or coerced from Indigenous communities, and many more…
China and Russia: A Complicated History Sarah Aaron Mar 25, 2022 The relationship between China and Russia has a deep — and not always amicable — history. Their rapprochement in…
Costa Rica’s Caribbean Coast: Unpacking Afro-Costa Rican Identities Lela Eromobor Jul 22, 2021 Through local anecdotes and an interview with expert Dr. Natasha Gordon-Chipembere, Afro-Costa Rican identity is…
Nostalgia Nationalism: Twisting the Image of the Past for the Present Ekin Kiziltan Apr 9, 2021 “Anemoia” is nostalgia for a time you’ve never known. While often used to describe the odd feeling you get when you…
2020 is Not 1968, But What Can We Learn from the Comparison? Robin Kennedy Nov 20, 2020 Of course, 1968 is not 2020; but acknowledging the differences can help us understand where we are now and indeed…
Monumental Symbols: The Hagia Sophia Adam Rosengarten Aug 27, 2020 Proudly anchored in the historic district of Fatih, Istanbul, the Hagia Sophia stands as a monument that seems to…
MIR Meets: Wendell Adjetey Mathieu Lavault Aug 18, 2020 Host Mathieu Lavault sits down with Professor Wendell Nii Laryea Adjetey, a historian of the!-->…
Analog Design: Restructuring Life Around COVID-19 Savannah Sguigna Aug 14, 2020 The responsibility of providing stability for local businesses and city workers increasingly falls on their…
Capitol Hill’s Complicated Relationship With Activism Savannah Sguigna Jul 6, 2020 Seattle’s lack of consensus on Capitol Hill makes it an anomaly of unresolved revolutions with a historical…
The Business of Punishment: The Prison Industrial Complex in the United States Ximena Ramirez Villanueva Feb 3, 2020 The exploitation of prison labour by private corporations is “one aspect among an array of relationships linking…