The Ferguson Verdict
December 2, 2014
Since the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown on Aug 9th, residents within the St. Louis suburban city of Ferguson and throughout the country have continued
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Awash in pink, but breast cancer awareness isn’t a cure
October 25, 2014
By Shobita Parthasarathy, University of Michigan (via The Conversation) This month, we are inundated with pink. By wearing pink ribbons, purchasing pink products, and participating in walks
Standing Up For Ferguson
October 12, 2014
[dropcaps]O[/dropcaps]n Aug. 9th, recent high school graduate Michael Brown was days away from starting college when he was fatally shot six times by police officer Darren
North Korea & South Korea to Hold Dialogue on Cross-Border Issues
October 5, 2014
[dropcaps]O[/dropcaps]n Monday, Sept. 29, South Korean president Park Geun-hye issued a statement that called for regular meetings and dialogues with North Korean senior-level officials. The South
The Iraq-ISIS Conflict: Different Religious Groups Offer Prayers
September 1, 2014
[dropcaps]I[/dropcaps]nternational news coverage on the radical militant group Islamic State, formerly ISIS, has surfaced and made countless breaking headlines on all media fronts in the last
Pope Francis Calls for Peace and Forgiveness in Korea
August 21, 2014
[dropcaps]P[/dropcaps]ope Francis returned home from his five-day trip to South Korea on Monday after leaving on a note of plea, calling for clemency and reconnection on
Ebola Virus: Who, What, When, Where—and How You Can Help Stop the Spread
August 20, 2014
[dropcaps]I[/dropcaps]n Guinea on December 2013, the fatal Ebola virus disease (EVD) broke out across West Africa, and in a matter of months spread from Guinea to
Women Bishops Approved in Historic Vote
August 9, 2014
[dropcaps]O[/dropcaps]n July 14 in the city of York, the General Synod of the Anglican Church of England hit a historical milestone when it gave their approval
Sudanese Christian Woman Spared, Visits Pope
July 28, 2014
[dropcaps]M[/dropcaps]eriam Yehya Ibrahim, a Sudanese Christian woman, wife, and mother of two who was sentenced to death in Sudan two months ago for refusing to renounce her
A Crown of Love and Devotion
February 10, 2014
[dropcaps]W[/dropcaps]alking down the aisles, littered with chocolates, cards, hearts, and flowers-it is once again that time of the year-Valentine’s Day. For those who have a significant
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As religious communities are increasingly transitioning to online spaces, circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic have opened up an unanticipated partnership: between faith groups and Facebook. As