I'm a student in International Development and History at McGill. My research has been focused on Latin America, but I'm interested in all things global and multicultural: I am Franco-American, go to school in Canada, and have done work on Africa and Asia within my development major.
I'm thrilled to be entering the world of radio production, and to have the chance to explore topics that I'm passionate about.
When I'm not reading about the crazy things happening all over the world, I enjoy taking long walks while listening to podcasts, playing three different chords on the ukulele, and plenty of Netflix.
Thailand suffered one of the worst attacks in its history on Monday. But who is responsible?
Supermodel Gisele Bündchen supposedly visited her plastic surgeon in Paris wearing a head-to-ankle burqa. People in France and abroad reacted with confusion, outrage and humor.
Could it be? Pétanque fans are once again pushing to include the most unlikely of sports in the 2024 Summer Olympics. Does it really meet the criteria?
Niloofar Rahmani and Esther Mbabazi have paved the way for female pilots in Afghanistan and Rwanda — although not without difficulty.
Did you think knowing how to speak the language was a prerequisite for winning a Scrabble championship? Think again: Nigel Richards just became the World Champion of Francophone Scrabble, and he doesn't speak French.
The states Guerrero, Michoacán and Jalisco are experiencing a surge in crime, despite the fact that the government has eliminated most of the major drug cartels — long the source of the country's worst crime problems. But it may be that seeming success that has led to the new problem with crime.
There are two camps on the Greek debt crisis: It's the biggest disaster for European unity since the end of World War II, or it's a big deal, but not nearly as big as it's being made out to be. Only time will tell who's right.
Einstein, Turing, that Matt Damon character in "Good Will Hunting." All did better work with great chalk. And to the dismay of math profs everywhere, their think, waxy "dream chalk" is going out of business. Blame whiteboards.
Dozens of people were killed during an attack on a beach-side resort popular with tourists in Sousse, Tunisia, on Friday — in a string of attacks attributed to ISIS.
A group of women's organizations will fly a drone loaded with abortion pills into Poland on Saturday, a response to the country's strict laws on abortion.
Mexican officials have sharply increased stops and deportations of the migrants before they reach the US border, thanks to State Department funding. That may be why you're not hearing about a crisis this year, even though many still are fleeing heavy violence.