An analysis of sports and its intersection with geopolitical issues Published May 20th, 2026 Written by Tristan Carrington Throughout the last century, international sports bodies have largely insisted that politics should remain outside sports. Sports governing bodies such as FIFA and the International Olympic Committee routinely affirm their commitment to neutrality regarding politics in sports. Despite these claims, numerous instances have occurred that suggest the opposite. From the Cold...

A critical analysis of the disconnect between human rights and climate-induced displacement within current global legal structures. Published May 12th, 2026 Written by Katelyn Smith As sea levels rise and weather patterns reach new extremes, people are continuously displaced from their homes, not by choice, but by force. The United Nations notes that annually, millions are displaced due to climate-related causes. Left without defense, millions face unforeseen challenges relocating after...

How can free speech rights be balanced on University grounds? Published May 11th, 2026 Written by Sam Olson Free speech on university campuses has become an increasingly visible and debated issue in recent years. From student protests to social media disputes, debate over the limits on expression in higher education have become contentious. Universities have a unique position in American society. As the University of Chicago’s 1967 Kalven Report notes: “The university is the home and sponsor...