How the political world (kinda) survived the summer
The seven big political events you should have been paying attention to
Newsflash: President Bush Still President!
He’s off doing presidential things, cementing his legacy forever.
Understanding the other side in Iraq and Afghanistan
The Pentagon put social scientists put in war zones to educate troops.
Exploring the Iraq War through student research
We’re putting interesting student research about the Iraq War into a multimedia spotlight.
Broadcasting battlefronts: Medill alum Kevin Sites
The story behind journalist Kevin Site’s 22 war-zone visits.
NYT correspondent discusses instability in the “paradox of Iraq”
The New York Times correspondent Dexter Filkins discusses the instability of the American presence in Iraq.
Iraqi journalist brings stories from a “land of war”
Journalist Huda Ahmed talks about the strife that’s torn up her homeland.
U.S. needs more creative foreign policy, diplomat says
State Department diplomat Eric Rubin talked foreign policy Monday night.
Episode 3
Tom and Katy breakdown what’s been happening around campus on their video blog.
Samantha Power: How Iraq hurts us, and what to do about it
The war has damaged U.S. interests, but we can fix things, says Samantha Power.
An interview with Farris Hassan, who went to Iraq as a 16-year-old journalist
Remember that Florida teen who went to Iraq? He visited NU Sunday, and we got to talk to him.