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The Long Arm of Authoritarianism: Possibilities for Repression and Opportunities for Change
On July 23, 2020
By Katherine Armstrong ’20 For most of my life, I thought of migration as possibility. The possibility to live, work, put down roots, and
Disinformation Ink Spots: A Framework to Combat Authoritarian Disinformation Campaigns
On July 20, 2020
Editors Note: The Project on International Peace and Security (PIPS) is one of the premier undergraduate think tanks in the country. Based at W&M’s
Clashing Codes of Conduct: Asymmetric Ethics and the Biotech Revolution
On July 20, 2020
Editors Note: The Project on International Peace and Security (PIPS) is one of the premier undergraduate think tanks in the country. Based at W&M’s
Moving Earth Week Online
On June 9, 2020
By Greta Mattheis ’21 Everyone on the Earth Week Committee felt disheartened the day we realized we would not be returning for the rest
Teaching Online at William & Mary: An Experiment
On May 29, 2020
Like most college professors, I had to transition abruptly to online teaching in March 2020 because of COVID-19. Until then, I had never Zoomed
How AidData Students Work To Solve Real-World Problems
On May 7, 2020
By Martin Pan ’20 What is China’s intent when it made development investments to other countries? Is China using “debt-trap diplomacy”? What sectors and
Rose, bud, thorn
On April 4, 2020
Within a week of arriving at William & Mary, I learned the “rose-bud-thorn” exercise, often used during reflection in classes and clubs. We’re a
My Social Distancing MVPs
On March 20, 2020
The past ten days of my life could have come straight from a young adult novel. I’m still processing that classes will be online
How To Have A Healthy Relationship With Social Media
On February 7, 2020
Social media has allowed society to become more connected than ever. Over three billion people around the world use social media to engage with others, access