By Katie Krahulik Staff writer In an effort to address the refugee crisis that has crippled Syria and burdened surrounding nations, David Wildman, a direct witness of the events occurring overseas,...

By Brett LinleyCONTRIBUTOR The tragic terrorist attack carried out by ISIS in Paris has exacerbated the issue of not only the civil war in Syria, but also the refugee crisis stemming from it. Thousands...

By Johannes SortoCONTRIBUTOR With the latest terrorist attack in Paris, students at Hofstra – as well as everyone in New York – are concerned that an attack from ISIS may occur here. This...

By Kiran Sidhu Special to the Chronicle Day of Dialogue consisted of a number of panels and discussion on issues pertinent to the current state of the world and took place on Wednesday, Oct. 28. A panel...

By Victoria EspinozaSTAFF WRITER In recognition of the United States’ 227th Constitution Day last Wednesday, a panel of Hofstra law professors discussed the relevance of the War Powers Resolution...

By Shannon Nia Alomar (Staff Writer) “Between war and diplomacy, I choose diplomacy, so let’s move on to questions,” said David Wildman, executive secretary for Human Rights and Racial...

My good friend and colleague Dion Pierre wrote previously about the moral case for intervening in Syria in “Politics of war: why we must act on Syria.” It is not to impugn his intentions...

By Dion J. PierreColumnist Twelve years removed from the horrors of 9/11, and ten years since the American invasion of Iraq, Americans are once again faced with the prospect of military action in the...

By Pooja KumbharColumnist President Barack Obama has been debating whether U.S. military intervention in Syria's 22-month-old civil war would help resolve the conflict, or just create more bloodshed. As...