Benedict Cumberbatch addresses accusations of queerbaiting in his latest film “The Power of the Dog.”
– By Lorenzo Polverari
Category Archive: Student Commentary
It would be great to see an affordable, trendy, eco-friendly brand to make us all more aware of what we buy. But for now, we must do what we can to make a difference.
– By Naomi Villamizar
This article is dedicated to Pavel Green-Romanov— who was sentenced to three years in prison for participating in peaceful protests—and to all political prisoners. For the support and help, special thanks to Tonya Belugina.
In the midst of the current uncertainties about the organization of Commencement for Class of 2020 and Class of 2021, students, Class Representatives, Student Government and the JCU President share their views on the situation.
– Marilù Ciabattoni
Meeting TV Personality Ornella Fado
– By André Lacerda
The Spanish philosopher Miguel de Unamuno suggested a division in history at the beginning of the 20th century. He argued that history cannot be read as one. Read a personal glance at the different sides of history during the COVID-19 lockdown.
– By Caterina Fassina
Musings on how the pandemic forced us to re-examine our individual concepts of death and how they to motivate us to keep living.
– By Demetrio Iannone
Graduating senior, Janet Kimani, looks back on 2020. What will this year have made of you? The answer to this question: a call for deep and intentional introspection.
– By Janet Kimani
COVID-19 lockdown takes a heavy toll on informal workers of Latin America and the Caribbean.
– By Nicole Weiss
To stop our modern tribalization, we must learn what nationalism and historicism are. To teach us, we have two books.
– By Jacopo Menichincheri