I took the time this past week to twice review the Community Forum on Race hosted by President Brodhead, Provost Kornbluth and Dean Ashby, as well as the subsequent “Demands of Black Voices” follow-up. The battle between students behind the demands and Duke administration has been a total embarrassment and betrayal to the University.
The Paris Terror Attacks of November 13, 2015, were an abomination that have left much of the world in tears.
As a democratic republic, nothing is more crucial to our governing bodies (national, state and municipal) than the integrity of our electoral process.
Since the start of Israeli statehood in 1948, the country has been in constant conflict with its Arab neighbors and the Palestinian population living within and immediately outside her borders.
A growing isolationist movement across the political spectrum has resulted in, for the first time in a while, more than fifty percent of Americans identifying as “dovish”— defined as those who believe the U.S.
I hate to look back and identify regrets from my past, but I’d be selling myself short if I never did.
As Democrats debate the prospect of nominating another Clinton, recent history provides incredible perspective on what I believe is the worst decision made by President Bill Clinton: the disarming of uniformed U.S.
Trinity senior Max Schreiber explains why the Iranian nuclear deal disregards core American values.
For more than a year now, President Obama and his negotiating team have been on the hunt for his “Tear down this wall” moment—getting Iran to officially give up pursuit of nuclear weapons.
I’m pleased to announce the Duke IFC has endorsed Keizra Mecklai for DSG President.
