Inside, Luke Seminara (CC '23) examines the QAnon conspiracy theory in the context of American history, Shruti Verma (SEAS '23) discusses latent inequality in clinical studies, Chloe Lowell (CC '23) "cross-examines" the progressive prosecutor phenomenon, Caroline Mullooly (BC '22) takes a look at the impact of partisan politics in the University of South Carolina's recent presidential appointment, and our staff shares thoughts on the 2020 election.
On the international front, Maeve Flaherty (CC '21) digs into brewing tension in the Nile River Basin over a new Ethiopian dam, Amelia Fay (CC '22) writes about Russia's suppression of its Indigenous Arctic population, Yasmine Dahlberg (CC '23) shares Sweden's lessons for American policing, and Aditya Sharma (GS '21) interviews Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong, who was jailed this morning.
Our cover art is by Christina Su (CC '24).