Topic: Donald Trump

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.

Columnists for major news organizations, like the New York Times, criticize President Donald Trump formulaically.

Professors have found themselves adjusting to the recent actions of President Trump, redoing courses and syllabuses to acknowledge the political tumult.

When Sreemati Mitter, assistant professor of Middle Eastern history and international and public affairs, met with Syrian refugees in France

A conservative and a liberal came together to share their perspectives of President Trump in a “startlingly civil conversation.”

Misery loves company.

I want to thank the alums who shared their concerns about the executive order on immigration and refugee policy in a Letter to the Editor in The Herald.