Miller ’19: When politics are in (Teen) Vogue
The bright magentas, canary yellows and cerulean blues that line the pages of Teen Vogue present a glossy tableau of the latest in fashion, color and style.
Topic: politics
University grapples with suspension of expedited H-1B visa processing
On Apr. 3, the Trump administration suspended the expedited approval process for H-1B visas.
UCS meets with CAPS director, new UCS leaders
The Undergraduate Council of Students met with the newly hired Director of Counseling and Psychological Services Will Meek.
Jacobs ’18: A capricious “conscious” conservative
When former Prime Minister David Cameron appeared in the Q&A room, the audience would be forgiven for exhaling a nostalgic sigh of relief.
Former Prime Minister David Cameron sits down with Herald
Former Prime Minster of the United Kingdom David Cameron came to the University Monday to deliver the Ogden Memorial Lecture at the Pizzitola Center.
David Cameron discusses international rise of populism
Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom David Cameron delivered a lecture Monday in the latest iteration of the Ogden Lectureship.
Cardoso ’19: What Democrats can learn from the Portuguese
The Democratic National Committee concluded its selection process for its new national chairperson by electing Tom Perez ’83 P’18
University professor, Providence councilwoman discuss female activism
Matos and Francoise Hamlin talked about their perspectives on women taking political action at an event.
Colby ’20: Learning from the plight of Republicans
Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, R-WI, made the imprudent decision to travel up to Providence, Rhode Island for a meeting with a local nonprofit, Year Up.
Jacobs ’18: The narcissism of social media politics
We’ve all seen social media’s power to catalyze political change by providing users with a platform to organize and share ideas.
