Leka’a is a Syrian refugee who explains in this first person account how the conflict in Syria is affecting women and children in a negative way. Continue reading
Utoya Survivor of 2011 Norway attack, Adrian Pracon, Recalls the massacre and what was going through his mind at the time. Continue reading
In a man's first person account, he remembers Thatcher’s effect on the life of his family when he was only twelve years old. Continue reading
Zoë Kirk-Robinson talks about the reaction of people on Margaret Thatcher's death as well as her own personal reaction. Continue reading
Present-day as well as past brothers in the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity explain the importance of this organization as well as how it has helped to shape their character and college experience thus far Continue reading
In this video, Polemarchers of the first black fraternity ever made, Kappa Alpha Psi, speak about what it must have been like in 1911 when the founders created the fraternity as well as why the group was established. Continue reading
"We don't want fratricidal war," says a Ukrainian soldier as he awaits the Russian invasion of Crimea, Ukraine, and adds, "We're preparing for the worst."
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Vice reporter Simon Ostrovsky interviews Ukrainian civilians and base commanders as he covers Russia's military intervention of Ukraine's Crimean peninsula, which began on February 26, 2014. Continue reading
The Telegraph's Roland Oliphant reports from the border of Crimea, Ukraine where Russia's military intervention began on February 27, 2014. Continue reading
Mickey’s first person account details events leading up to the Pearl Harbor attack and what caused the United States to join the war after months on the sidelines. Continue reading
