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Tracing the truth of refugee struggle

Johnny James - January 21, 2020 0

A new art exhibit based off a documentary is showing the most beautiful places on Earth can have a lot of pain underneath them. The...

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Golden Dawn a threat to peace

Michael Farr - October 29, 2013 0

After the 2009 recession, there was a rise in a previously unknown party called Golden Dawn (GD). During the 2012 elections in Greece, GD...

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Lower your expectations

Sean Thompson - October 25, 2011 2

Makedonia Koutsoumpeli's story in last week's edition of The Aquinian is a compelling account of how ordinary Greeks are reacting to their devastating economic...

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The Aquinian’s top stories of 2020-21

News Aaron Sousa - April 4, 2021 0

Over the past nine months, the editorial team at The Aquinian worked around the clock to bring students the stories that matter around the...

A letter from the outgoing 2020-21 managing editor

Commentary Jasmine Gidney - April 4, 2021 0

This year was a trial by fire. Being a full-time online student and helping Diana Chávez, The Aquinian's editor-in-chief, run the paper during a global...

A letter from the outgoing editor-in-chief 2020-21

Commentary Diana Chávez - April 4, 2021 0

There is no proper way to say goodbye to the publication that has shaped me into the person I am today. I always dreaded writing...

A letter from the incoming 2021-22 Editor-in-Chief

Commentary Hannah Rudderham - April 4, 2021 0

I remember sitting on my friend’s bed at seven years old – I was filling out an application to journalism school and she was...