Kurdish Struggle Moving More Toward Cities

By TOBIN HANSEN —– Forty-six Kurdish separatists died while fighting Turkish Armed Forces in the second week of September, the Continue reading →

Yemen Collapse Risks More Years of Bloodshed

By JENIFER HANKI —– After a failed attempt at democratization that transitioned into a devastating civil war, Yemen is perhaps Continue reading →

South Sudan Election Could Spark Violence

By SEOYOON CHOI — Growing tensions between South Sudanese President Salva Kiir’s allies and opposition forces could lead to mass Continue reading →

Congo Election Promises Fall Short

By XANNIE BORSETH — Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila’s promises of an election continue to fall short, while Continue reading →

Aussie Lineman Shows You Can’t Teach Size

By BRANDON GRANAADA CLAREMONT, Calif. — It’s not unusual for a member of the IMG Academy high school football team Continue reading →

Narrower career path for CMC int’l students?

By ROB DOBIE ——- CLAREMONT, Calif. – With job and internship searches in full swing, the winter months are some Continue reading →

3 Continents, 2 Homes, One New Year’s Eve Attack

By LUCAS CARMEL ——- CLAREMONT, Calif.- Music wafts through the air, couples sway with traditional folk songs, waiters circle tables Continue reading →

Bringing opportunity back to Ecuador      

By KELLEN BROWNING — CLAREMONT, Calif. — Valentina Emanuel doesn’t think of herself as a typical Ecuadorian. The 18-year-old Pomona Continue reading →