The Religious Studies Department hosted its 7th annual Kazi Nazrul Islam lecture on Sept. 12th in the USU West Valley Room.
The lecturer was keynote speaker Dr. Rachel Fell McDermott, professor and...
Over the past few weeks, a crude, low-budget film called "Innocence of Muslims" has been causing outrage and even instances of violence at U.S. embassies around the world.
According to the Associated...
Current political issues, religious freedom and racism were among the issues discussed in a lecture by Asian Americans for Community and Talent (AACT).
Kathy Masaoka from Nikkei for Civil Rights and...
Arguing for the government: Xavier Scott
Since the media’s new and irresponsible approach in distinguishing what is and isn’t important, there have been many stunts made by senseless people that...
Arguing for the government: Cassandra Thieme
When Disneyland forced employee Imane Boudlal to remove her hijab while at work, they committed discrimination—our long-standing fight since settlement...
John Kami
Contributing reporter
Since its inception, Iran’s government has abused human rights. Its government has stood on the grounds of false accusations against innocent victims, thievery,...
