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Photos: Wesleyan University\YouTube Screenshot On Wednesday, Wesleyan University President Michael S. Roth announced that Wesleyan would be ending the practice of legacy admissions. Roth released the following letter…
By Jonathan Rozen and Evelyn Okakwu\Committee To Protect Journalists Photo: Jonathan Rozen/CPJ (Kamilu Ibrahim Tahidu, a brother of slain journalist Ahmed Hussien-Suale Divela, sits outside their family home…
Photo: YouTube Screenshot Dakar—Burkinabè authorities should immediately reverse the suspension of French television news channel La Chaîne Info (LCI) and stop censoring local and foreign media coverage of…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons BATON ROUGE — New court filings reveal for the first time that children — almost all Black boys — are being placed in routine…
Photos: Video Screenshots NEW ROCHELLE – Tonight and in the coming days, community members and advocates will rally throughout New Rochelle in response to the killing of Jarrel…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots\DOJ The ongoing humanitarian crisis inside New York City's Rikers Island jail has forced the Department of Justice to announce their intention to intervene to address…
Photos: Facebook\Wikimedia Commons Nigeria, a country with a deep passion for soccer, boasts several popular soccer teams that captivate the hearts of millions of fans across the nation.…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots In the 1950s we were warned that the Soviet Union had so many more strategic bombers than we did it was a "bomber gap." So…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons NEW YORK, N.Y. – Senate Deputy Leader Michael Gianaris and Assembly Member Zohran Mamdani lauded the MTA’s announcement Monday of 5 free bus routes…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots The Supreme Court severely limited the use of affirmative action in college admissions last month, ruling that consideration of an applicant’s race, even as one…
