Macron’s “Problémes” in France Begin to Grow
Macron is out of touch with the ordinary people of France and entertains alternative interests in opposition to the voice of the majority is what many French citizens are saying. Emmanuel Macron was a...
Chaos in Honduras Following Election Turmoil
Over the weekend the Honduran government after a questioned election had to suspend constitutional rights as well as order the Honduran military to administer the recently implemented curfew along with the task to disperse...
Millions March for Gun Reform
By: Nicole Dumouchel
The Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, on February 14, 2018, that left 17 dead and various injured, has been a driving force for change regarding gun control. What is going to be...
Rise to Challenge and Reach New Heights
By: Kati Machtley
Early in the morning on March 16, 2018, there was a traffic jam on Route 7 at the entrance of Bryant University. Over 1100 women and some men were arriving to attend...
April Lyrid Meteor Shower and Moon and Planet Highlights; Eyes to the Sky
By David A. Huestis
Historian
March winds bring April showers. Everyone is familiar with that phrase. But we had more than our fair share of wind and rain in February! Yes, February ended up being the...
Hurricane Relief on its Way
By Danielle Caci
With only about two and a half months left of the 2017 Atlantic hurricane season, the United States has already been hit by two category four hurricanes, Harvey and Irma. These brought...
Nation’s Hurricanes Begin to Show Their Long-Term Effects
By Derick Leroy
First there was Harvey, then Irma, then Jose, and lastly Maria. These are the names of the most destructive hurricanes that ripped through the Atlantic and eastern sections of the U.S this...
Trump to Renegotiate Aspects of NAFTA
Currently, the Trump Administration is in the “midst of renegotiating the free trade deal with Canada and Mexico”, which is known by both academia and policymakers as the North American Free Trade Agreement, or...
