Editorial•August 1, 2020

UVM Admins Shutter Doors

While speaking at the American School Administrators Convention in 1957, John Kennedy spoke of how varied perspectives are crucial to government...

Editorial•May 3, 2020

A Refusal to Cooperate

China's concealment during the COVID-19 outbreak and strained global relations reveal how Western alienation has fueled tensions, affecting cooperation and global stability.

Editorial•May 2, 2020

Populism vs. Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the shortcomings of populist leaders like Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro, whose dismissive responses and weakened governance structures have contributed to severe outbreaks. It highlights the limitations of anti-government rhetoric in handling real crises and the implications for the future of populism.

Editorial•April 30, 2020

Farming for Hum(m)us

Cover crops, drip irrigation, and riparian buffers are essential for mitigating droughts and floods, but without external incentives, farmers are often pressured to prioritize immediate profits over sustainable methods.

Research•December 5, 2019

Historical Analysis: Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland's political stability is at risk, with deepening divisions between Nationalists and Unionists and unresolved Brexit issues. The failure to form a functioning Executive since 2017 highlights a polarized climate, while the potential for a hard border with Ireland threatens to undermine peace and reignite conflict.

Personal•June 8, 2018

High School Graduation Address

Everyday we make choices. We choose between the truth and lies. We choose between kindness and cruelty. We choose between generosity and greed.

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