What Will the Relationship Between the U.S & China Likely Look Like Under the Biden Administration?
What is the Biden administration’s stance on some core topics related to the United States’ and China’s relationship?
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Why You Should Take a Gap Year: A Profile on Aniko Springsteel
Aniko Springsteel did two gap year programs before her freshman year of college, and she has some advice for you if you’re thinking of doing the same!
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Meet Seynedhee Avenie: An International BU Student with Big Dreams
My friend Seynedhee is an extremely talented student with big aspirations.
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State of the World: Women's Rights in the Current International System are Faltering
In late September of 2020, a United Nations report concluded that women’s rights in the current world system continue to falter in...
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Mean Girls and the Fall of the Soviet Union: More Similar than You Think
History is best taught through early 2000s teen movie references.
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What It’s Like Taking Business Classes As An IR Major
I decided to try out Questrom and here’s how it’s going!
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Gina Magliocco: Chair for the Press Corps of HenMUN VIII
This week, I had the pleasure of interviewing Gina. Gina is the chair for the Press Corps at the University of Delaware’s Model United...
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The Situation With Iran From the Perspective of an Iranian-American
Here's a personal look at the affects of the current political situation
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Meet Clara Martiny—World Traveler and Girl Who’s Doing the Most
Clara is an avid feminist and a talented writer. Check out my interview with the girl who will become a lawyer Shonda Rhimes would be proud of!
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Uchida Masatoshi: The Two Cores of Yasukuni Issue
Uchida Masatoshi is a Japanese Lawyer who have proactively worked for the WWII Chinese forced laborers captured by the Japanese army and sent to Japan.
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Where Are They Now: Managing Expectations During the “Trump Era” After Earning a Degree in International Relations
Meet Ellen Myers, an American University alumni with a passion for international service.
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The U.S. Expelled 60 Russian Diplomats Today Following Allegations That Russia Was Involved In The Poisoning Death Of A Former Spy
This means that these diplomats have one week to leave the United States, and that the Russian consulate in Seattle will close.
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Trump Bragged About Not Knowing Facts In A Meeting With Justin Trudeau Because That's 2018's Brand Now
Clearly, he was just telling PM Justin Trudeau an "alternate fact."
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Writer Profile: Ann Monk
This camel is involved, well-traveled, and ready to make the world a better place! Read on to find out what Ann does on campus and how she...
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The McGill Mixing Pot: Meet McGill International Review Editor Alec Regino
With 27% of students hailing from aboard, McGill University has one of the most vibrant communities of international students in the world...
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What Is UNESCO And Why Are We Leaving?
Around Midday on Thursday October 12, the Trump administration announced its intention to pull the United States out of UNESCO, much to the...
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Catalonia Declared Independence — Here's What That Means & What Might Happen Next
“Spain is a serious country, a great nation and we will not allow some people to blow up our Constitution,” PM Rajoy said to journalists in Madrid.
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Otto Warmbier's Death Could Make Peace Talks With North Korea Much Harder
Our relationship with North Korea could get a LOT worse
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Special Senior Spotlight: Shannon McKeever
For this year's wrap of of Special Senior Spotlight, we are spotlighing our 2016-2017 Senate President, Shannon McKeever. Shannon McKeever...
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What You Need to Know About the Bomb Dropped on Afghanistan
The US military on Friday defended its decision to drop its most powerful non-nuclear bomb on ISIS positions in Afghanistan, describing it...
