By: Shae Mercer, Haverford ’27; photo by Francis Chung/EPA-EFE The 2026 World Cup, set to kick off in mere months, is currently making headlines. But
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Blockades Abroad, Costs at Home
By Atticus Fasnakis, Haverford ’29, image from Latin American Post/EFE In early December, the United States ordered what it described as a total blockade of
Who Bears Responsibility? Israel’s Fractured Response to October 7
By: Lily Buyer, Haverford ’26, image from CNN/Getty Images After the Hamas-led October 7 attack on Israel, which killed roughly 1,200 people and shattered long-standing
The Revolution Will be Televised
How Pepe the Frog, The Hunger Games, and popular media, are shaping Gen Z’s approach to protest
Climate Change as a National Security Threat
By: Naomi York, Haverford ’26; Image by National Geographic From the outset, climate change should be understood not only as a significant environmental issue but
