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On a cold Saturday afternoon in Moscow, you might have encountered people protesting Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the federal government. This group of Moscow residents are, like much of the nation, unhappy with the events playing out across America. Interactions between ICE […]
In early October, President Donald Trump federalized the National Guard from several states and deployed them into Chicago amid anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement protests. Among the National Guard units that were deployed to Chicago were […]
In September 2025, protests erupted across Nepal, triggered by a government’s sudden decision to ban major social media platforms, including TikTok, YouTube, X and Facebook. What started as a peaceful […]
We’ve all seen them around campus. They stand there holding signs, bibles and posters with shocking imagery or simply standing there holding on to nothing but the belief they are […]
As of December 2018, more than 320 mass shootings have occurred throughout the United States, the Gun Violence Archive (GVA) reports. That number is on par with recent years, with […]
Years from now, politicians and NFL executives may look back on the 2017 season and say to themselves, “What were we thinking?” While plenty of on-field action draws millions of […]
Over the last several weeks, students began trickling into Moscow’s end of summer stretch for Greek recruitment and individual move-in days, bringing a sense of life back to campus. The […]
The evening of April 4, 1968 will live in infamy. On that day, the renowned civil rights activist Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee, by James Earl […]
College activism has changed, includes fewer protests but more events Activism has a dramatic history on college campuses. The topic conjures up images of students with peace signs and flowers […]