13 Dec 2016
Posted by Caitlin Alwine 
Bodies piled together on the streets, the fight to find food and shelter, and being separated from family are only a few of the daily battles a Syrian refugee faces. In November, Calumet College of St. Joseph students faced a day in the life of a Syrian refugee. It was organized by Catholic Relief...
Read more → 04 Dec 2015
Posted by Felipe Espinosa 
While Paris recovers from the terrorist attacks by ISIS, Chicago officials and law enforcement prepare for the worst. Civil unrest and violence across the globe makes college students anxious about what can happen in the 21st century. After the terrorist attacks in Paris, Europe went on maximum alert. Paris,...
Read more → 19 Nov 2015
Posted by Felipe Espinosa 
On Sept. 30, President Vladimir Putin petitioned the Russian parliament to authorize air strikes in Syrian territory. He claims this move will prevent Syria's government from falling into the hands of terrorist groups. The Syrian civil war has lasted for more than four years, and with it has come...
Read more → 24 Oct 2014
Posted by Elena Cortes 
Splintering out of Al-Qaeda, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), is recognized as an Islamic Jihadist Militant group aiming to take over large land areas with the ultimate goal of becoming a powerful, stand-alone nation. The fighting members of ISIS are those of Sunni Islamic background who adhere...
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