Topic: Donald Trump

Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, came to the University to talk about the state of the press in the era of Trump.

On the one hand, we have Harriet Tubman, a humanitarian and abolitionist who dedicated her life to fighting for the freedom of enslaved people. She risked her life as a spy for the Union Army, spent years guiding others to liberty and eventually became the most famous “conductor” on the […]

The Trump administration announced Tuesday that it would end the Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals program.

Recent government attitudes have raised concerns about the future of science and spurred researchers and their advocates into taking action.

As Washington puts forth policies that threaten and even demolish certain federal policies or agencies, some seniors are re-evaluating their career paths.

Brown and 30 other American colleges and universities filed an amicus brief against President Trump’s revised executive order on immigration Friday

Posters of “Pussyhats” peppered campus for days before the Visual Arts Department welcomed back alum and Pussyhat Project co-founder Jayna Zweiman ’01.

I’ve never understood the phrase “crossing the pond,” which is often used to refer to the journey across the ocean from the U.K. to the United States.

For CNN and its media brethren, attacking President Trump hasn’t paid off … or has it?

In anticipation of the Oscars this weekend, we can look back at a film and music awards season that was one of the most politicized in recent memory.