Questioning is essential to innovation, change, progress. This became clear to me throughout this past semester as the Leadership 102 course at Agnes Scott College presented how “beautiful
Image: Wikimedia Commons cc0 12-04-17 Located in West Africa, Ghana is a multicultural nation whose population of 27 million incorporates various ethnic, religious, and linguistic groups. These
Before this semester I looked at murals the way most 18-year-olds with social media do: a great background to take a photo. I never stopped to think about the artist behind the piece, and very rarely
At the beginning of this semester Dr. Morris told my class that political scientists almost never make accurate predictions. I didn’t believe her at first, but as I’ve moved through this semester
Posted below are media that will guide you through the six episodes within this podcast. Episode 1 “How Qaddafi Lost Libya” was published in The New Yorker on February 21, 2011 just as the Arab
On September 11, 2012 U.S. Ambassador to Libya J. Christopher Stevens along with embassy personnel Sean Smith, Tyrone Woods, and Glen Doherty were killed on the Special Missions Compound in Benghazi,
There are 285 U.S. diplomatic facilities worldwide. Today, the Department of State is present in locations faced with security conditions that in the past would likely have led to the evacuation of
Hillary Clinton Political Cartoon Some of the biggest headlines to come from the attack in Benghazi were those that rang out from January 23, 2013 when Hillary Clinton executed one of her last
Prior to the attack in Benghazi, Cairo, Egypt was flooded with burning buildings, pillaged streets, and angry mobs responding to the anti-Islamic short film “The innocence of
