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Farewell, 2020
It is a consensus that 2020 was quite a year - a year of chaos, of crisis, and of desperation. A person with a sane mind would not want...
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Dec 31, 2020


Let us not forget our humanity.
Since February, societies worldwide have found themselves in a downward spiral of crisis. Negativity is all around and difficult to...
Marence Jurgens
Dec 30, 2020


Ezhel: How to Rap the Turkish Reality
Same as in every December, we have received our report cards from Spotify to see our most listened to artists, songs, genres, and...
Alara Ersoy
Dec 28, 2020


Easy as ACB – On Amy Coney Barrett’s Induction Into the SCOTUS
From Ginsburg’s era of freedoms and equality to Coney Barrett’s conservative reign of dismantling minority rights. On September 18th of...
Paula Cepeda Gallo
Dec 23, 2020


CoViD-19's New Coat?
Who would have thought that cute animals, such as minks, would make 2020 even worse?How do they impact our health and businesses? Whilst...
Ethan Bergman
Dec 20, 2020


Giuliani is a hack
Another week gone by, and more news has been pumped out than can possibly be processed. Let us take care of digesting the overwhelming...
Paula Cepeda Gallo
Dec 13, 2020


It's been a party
Just like every week, a lot has happened. Here are some of the main stories from around the world that you might have missed. Let us...
Brendan Hogan
Dec 6, 2020


Homesickness in Times of Corona
Moving to the Netherlands has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life, but it surely has had its difficulties. A lot of...
Charelle Abdallah
Dec 5, 2020


Reconciling with America’s strangeness
The United States through the eyes of Louis Theroux ‘I really think you’re going to enjoy this experience. We are a good group of...
Jan Haverman
Dec 5, 2020


J.K. Rowling Might Actually Have A Point On Trans Youth
No fan of J. K. Rowling could expect her next publication to be “Harry Potter and the Transphobic Tweet.” But among all her transphobic...
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Nov 30, 2020


It’s been a Fugging week
Diverse as the news was this week, there does seem to be a shared theme of twists in this last week of November. Here is the rerun....
Roxane Kroon
Nov 29, 2020


More Social Dilemmas
‘Where do we come from? Who are we? Where do we go?’ The French artist, Gauguin, asked these questions when he painted one of his...
Teresa Costa
Nov 26, 2020


Science Explained! With video games!
Science explained! With video games! Clemence Chia – Science and video games have a lot in common. In fact, video games often reflect...
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Oct 9, 2020


The Relationship Between Alzheimer’s and Education
The Relationship between Alzheimer’s and Education Alara Ersoy – Despite our opportunities for higher education and the chance of...
Head Editor
Oct 3, 2020


Poor and uneducated: is it everything Africa represents?
Poor and uneducated: is it everything Africa represents? Valentina Couciero – How is filmmaking possible in a country where many people...
Head Editor
Sep 30, 2020


15 Science Myths and Misconceptions
15 Science Myths and Misconceptions Stella Theocharidou – wait, one of those statements is a myth. Our focus on science for the opening...
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Sep 11, 2020


Horizon 2020 to Horizon Europe…but what does this mean?
Horizon 2020 to Horizon Europe…but what does this mean? Michael Keith, Head Editor – In this run of articles, the Maastricht Diplomat...
Head Editor
Sep 3, 2020


The makings of a successful video game – a short introduction
The makings of a successful video game – A short introduction Clemence Chia – “Despite all the controversy, “The Last of Us Part II”...
Head Editor
Sep 2, 2020


A New Voice in the Times of Rona
A New Voice in the Times of Rona Ezekiel Stevens – KAN Michael Keith – Upon meeting Ezekiel Stevens, a second-year physics student from...
Head Editor
May 20, 2020


COVID-19’s Hidden Death Toll
COVID-19’s Hidden Death Toll Rhiannon Read – The concern of a toxic lockdown culture growing in some countries has driven the UN to raise...
Head Editor
May 17, 2020
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