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WPI’s State Department rendezvous: Degree not a must to make it big in the bureaucracy

by Anando Bhakto | Nov 1, 2024 | Democracy, Policy, Political Coverage

When we first arrived in the United States, we were all dumbstruck to find out the cost of education. You could spend $22,000 to $60,000 or more per...

Abortion access as a key election issue: Have legal changes influenced voter sentiment?

by Luciana Garcia Ribeiro Dyniewicz | Oct 27, 2024 | Presidential Election

As soon as I entered an abortion clinic in Miami, the 2007 film Juno came to mind, where a teenager visits a similar facility but ultimately decides...

Europe’s Watchful Eye: How the U.S. Elections Could Shape Transatlantic Relations

by Sanna Raita-aho | Oct 26, 2024 | American Presidency, Presidential Election

Europe and the United States have historically been very close allies. This relationship is even more urgent now considering a war is raging in...

“In my voting era”: How Harris and Trump will use Swifties

by Cesare Treccarichi | Oct 26, 2024 | Democracy, Politics, Presidential Election

Taylor Swift's Eras Tour is becoming a meaningful event for the U.S. elections. Since her endorsement of Kamala Harris, the pop star has not spoken...