Duterte, democracy and the war on drugs
Philippine President Duterte's war on drugs has killed thousands of citizens extra-judicially. Can the country still be called a democracy?
It isn’t easy migrating to America. Three refugees’ stories
The plight of these "Lost Boys" didn't stop after they escaped danger. They're U.S. citizens today but wrestle with what…
Journalists: Solitary stretcher-bearers or guiding lights?
Journalists practice a dangerous craft and now are accused of peddling fake news. With the world facing annihilation, is it…
Climate change: What’s happening on the ground?
Schools and local authorities are adopting a mix of strategies to fight climate change, students from three News-Decoder partner schools…
Fight for change, Parkland shooting survivors tell webinar
Two survivors of a mass shooting at a U.S. high school in Parkland, Florida urge youth to work for change,…
U.S. elections: Signing up students in the heartland
Key U.S. elections take place next month. This week Indiana University students scrambled to boost participation of young voters, which…
Not all Chinese students in the U.S. are rich and spoiled
Chinese students flaunting luxury cars and flashy designer clothes fuel a stereotype that ignores the harsh reality for many compatriots…
Foreign students take Trump policies in stride
Moves by the Trump administration to curb immigration at first rattled university students, but Indiana University has worked to put…
Corrected – Do you want change? Beware inertia
You're a young person. You want change. You're confident political winds are in your favor. Beware of the defenders of…
U.S. firms back away from guns, but impact is unclear
Some U.S. firms have cut ties with manufacturers of guns and with the firearms lobby following the mass shooting at…