A boy rests under the treads of an Egyptian army tank in Tahrir Square, in downtown Cairo. Protesters gathered there beginning on January 25, 2011, calling for the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak, who had ruled the country unopposed since 1981
REPORTING / Winter 2012

The Faces of Tahrir Square

By Elliott D. Woods
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ESSAYS / Winter 2012

The Road to Revolution

By Anthony Ham
REPORTING / Fall 2015

What the Kurds Want

By Jenna Krajeski
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FINE DISTINCTIONS / Fall 2016

Of Movements, Rebellions & Revolutions

By Gregory McNamee
Photography by Mary Anne Andrei
NOTES TO SELF / Fall 2017

Ted Genoways’s Notes to Self

By Ted Genoways ,  Photography by Mary Anne Andrei
Photograph by Fabiola Ferrero.
PHOTOGRAPHY / Spring 2019

The People in Their Labyrinth

Photography by Fabiola Ferrero ,  Essay by Ruxandra Guidi
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ESSAYS / Winter 2002

The Next Revolution In Scotland

By Russell Fraser
FICTION / Summer 2020

The Miracle Girl

By Rita Chang-Eppig ,  Illustrations by Aya Kakeda
Since October 2019, a protest movement has emerged in Iraq, led principally by high school and university students. Baghdad.
PHOTOGRAPHY / Fall 2020

A Fragile Inheritance

Photography by Nicole Tung ,  Essay by Shahad Al Rawi
CRITICISM / Spring 2021

Self-Portrait of an Artist

By Michelle Orange
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