US & World Affairs - Page 4

By Bridie Strowe-Bolger ’24 Queen Elizabeth II will always be remembered as the Queen of England, but the quality of her 70 years on the throne is still hotly debated. I will

By Clara Prander ’22 In regards to the current war between Ukraine and Russia, there has been some uncertainty whether or not Sweden and Finland should or will join NATO. They are

By Maram Sharif ’22 With Ramadan just around the corner, people who celebrate are buzzing with anticipation of all the Ramadan delicacies. Ramadan is a holy month that Muslims all over the

By Clara Prander ’22 On the night of March 27th the 94th Academy Awards was held. It was, understandably, a very eventful night, but not only due to the anticipation of who

By Bridie Bolger ’24 Diplomatic tensions continue to build as Putin’s desire to rebuild the old Russia threatens Ukraine. Many of us have heard the words ‘Ukraine’, ‘Russia’, and ‘invade’ in the

by Peter Murphy ’24 This year’s superbowl has many words to describe itself. It was full of many ups and downs and had many different interesting parts to it. The Bengals and

By Bridie Bolger ’24 Beijing is the first city ever to host both Summer and Winter Olympic events. This wins  a huge title for China in general. Even with this positive aspect

By Bridie Strowe- Bolger ’24 Human innovation in the modern world has had unbelievably adverse effects on our planet because of our inability to change. The energy crisis, in particular, has had

By Sam Williams ’24 We are approaching the one year anniversary of the COVID vaccine, yet there are still some countries that do not have access,  as well as people who are

by Bridie Strowe-Bolger ’24 Controversial issues are in Britain’s long history. On January 31, 2020, in a difficult decision, The UK officially exited the European Union at 1800 eastern time. Brexit indicates