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American Students Should Read Russian Literature. Yes, Even Now. 

American Students Should Read Russian Literature. Yes, Even Now. 

Matthew Fleishman, Staff Writer October 21, 2022

As I was finishing up my humanities sequence of 100- and 200-level General Education Requirements in my first year, I began planning my humanities classes for further years. Looking through the list of...

A foreign war close to home: Ukrainian NJIT community members reflect on recent attacks 

A foreign war close to home: Ukrainian NJIT community members reflect on recent attacks 

Yukthi Sangoi, Editor-in-Chief March 24, 2022

“The invasion wasn’t even my biggest shock. My biggest shock so far has been that people are finally starting to notice. We’ve been screaming from the rooftops for years, and now the world has finally...

The US Cold War Treaty

The US Cold War Treaty

Parth Agrawal and pagrawal February 21, 2019

The US is now on track to withdraw from a major Cold War-era treaty restricting nuclear weapons. President Trump delivered a statement on the Feb. 1 declaring that within six months, the country would...

North Korea Calls for Reunification

North Korea Calls for Reunification

Lyle James February 6, 2018

North Korea and South Korea have agreed to march together for the opening ceremonies of the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea. This will be the first time the two countries march together since 2006...

The World This Week 10/9

The World This Week 10/9

Ujjwala Rai October 10, 2017

ASIA China- After North Korea’s sixth and most powerful nuclear test, China has asked North Korean companies in the Chinese territory to cease operations. This includes all Chinese companies with North...

The World this Week 19/9

The World this Week 19/9

Ujjwala Rai September 28, 2017

ASIA Myanmar- Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar’s de facto leader, has canceled on this month’s UN General Assembly meet as the unrest in the Rakhine state of her country increases. The unrest, which is caused...

United States Bombs Airbase in Response to Recent Chemical Attacks in Syria 

United States Bombs Airbase in Response to Recent Chemical Attacks in Syria 

Karen Ayoub April 29, 2017

On Thursday, April 6, United States President Donald Trump made an executive decision to bomb a Syrian airbase. This is a major landmark in Trump’s foreign policy within his first few months as commander...

Russian Anti-Governmental Protests

Russian Anti-Governmental Protests

Colin Bayne April 29, 2017

  Russia has become the stage of the largest mass anti-government protests in its recent history. Around 20,000 protesters marched on Moscow, with large numbers in other population centers around...

Russia’s U.N. Ambassador Dies

Russia’s U.N. Ambassador Dies

Amisha Naik March 19, 2017

Vitaly I. Churkin, Russia’s ambassador to the United Nations, passed away just before his 65th birthday. He is renowned for representing his country amidst domestic tumult and escalating tensions with...

Around the World 1/26

Ujjwala Rai February 9, 2017

ASIA Malaysia- The low-cost Malaysian airline- AirAsia has been cleared by the American Authorities to fly to American Airports, making them the first Asian airline to do so. The American sector will be...

Obama Under Pressure to Pardon Snowden

Michael Vaks September 21, 2016

Edward Snowden, a whistleblower to some and a traitor to others, is once again all over the news, but for something other than the release of the new biographical political thriller film, Snowden. As...

US and Russia Agree to New Ceasefire

Ianiz Patchedjiev September 20, 2016

After weeks of intense negotiations between top officials from both nations, the United States and Russia have finally agreed on a comprehensive ceasefire concerning the civil war in Syria. According...

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