The undergraduate magazine of the Department of Journalism and Media Studies
Winter 2024
From a bombed-out Damascus home to a New Jersey one-bedroom
Syrian family reflects on their years of trauma and displacement, and on life in the United States.
New Jersey Latinas fight the wage gap
Women surveyed considered the top barrier to better salaries a lack of command of English.
Losing Polish
Bayonne's once-strong Polish-American culture is waning, and more Poles pursue expanding opportunities at home, or emigrate within the European Union
Young activists pave the way to a unified world
Courage is a tradition among Bologna students fed up with the inaction of institutions
Women’s library key to advancing feminism
Bologna boasts one of Europe's largest libraries of its kind
How the English erased Irish
Centuries of degrading Irish culture, and criminalizing Gaelic, created a country that speaks mainly English
The lingering impact of British rule
As Ireland nears its 75th anniversary as an independent republic, the impact of hundreds of years of past British rule can still be felt.