The protests in Libya unraveled
On February 16, Libyans took to the streets in support of a lawyer imprisoned. The initial protest of hundreds turned in to thousands taking to the streets in support of a new government.
View ArticleTonight at 9: the revolution will be televised
With such a spectacle in Libya, it’s easy to forget about Bahrain and its significance to the region.
View ArticleUnrest in the Middle East
Map of the Mideast region highlighting areas of unrest during the past news cycle.
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Wisconsin troopers seek AWOL senators, U.S. arrests Saudi student in bomb plot, Libyan rebels repel Qaddafi's forces near Tripoli
View ArticleMiddle East Riots: Libya Chapter
Brittany McLellan blogs that Libya is the latest of the Middle Eastern nations to revolt against its leader, which is of particular interest to Americans.
View ArticleLibya’s explosive bailout
Western intervention in Libya is a touchy subject, but it’s necessary.
View ArticleEscalation in Libya
Blogger Brittany McLellan gives a summary of the violence that has recently escalated in Libya, including the recent American and European response.
View ArticleKilling Gaddafi
Collegian columnist David Gealekman justifies U.S. intervention in Libya as an inexpensive alternative to overthrowing autocrats.
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UMass holds screening of documentary honoring late journalist James Foley
(Jessica Piccard/ Daily Collegian) It was August of 2014 when the late journalist and University of Massachusetts alumnus James Foley was beheaded by the terrorist group known as the Islamic Slate....
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Can students protest on campus?
(Judith Gibson-Okunieff/ Daily Collegian) Every day, there is a new outrageous headline regarding a development that is worthy of protest. They range from topics that may not directly impact our...
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