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Saving Democracy in the Face of Asian Hate
April 27, 2021 by Hyerim Lee
March 16 marked the peak of Asian Hate latent in the United States. With a series of mass shootings in Atlanta-area spas, eight people were…
The Coup d'état in Myanmar: A Threat to Free Elections
April 24, 2021 by Qirrat Ahmad
Myanmar is widely known for its history of hostility and public clashes between the military and the civilian government. Most recently, the…
US Presidential Election and the Mail-in Ballot Debate
December 17, 2020 by Chaewon Sung
The 2020 US Presidential Elections were like no other in American history. In this election, real estate mogul and incumbent president…
End SARS: A Call for Transformative Change in Nigeria
December 17, 2020 by Eunje Kim
The Issue in Short Shortly after the video of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) shooting a young man went viral on local media in early…
World Leaders with COVID-19
November 09, 2020 by Hyelim Kim
COVID-19 has fundementally changed how we live. As of 19 Oct. 2020 over 1.1 million people have died from Coronavirus and millions more have…
Tensions in the Mediterranean
November 02, 2020 by Minjung Kim
On July 15, 2016, the Peace at Home Council, organized by members of the Turkish military who were unhappy with Erdogan’s near-dictatorial…
Insight into the Hindsight of History
June 12, 2020 by Eunje Kim
In our analysis of history, we often adopt a linear perspective, examining how the events of the past affect the present. However, the…
Humor in All Seriousness
May 02, 2019 by Ye Eun Lee
There's no shortage of material at "SNL" this season when it comes to Donald Trump. image from Huffington Post on Saturday Night Live, NBC…
Political Relations Between the Two Koreas: Past Footsteps and Where it is Headed
November 18, 2018 by Yejin Kim
Ensuing from the previous two rounds of the inter-Korea summits, South Korean president Moon Jae-In has visited North Korea this September…
Yemeni Refugee Influx in Jeju, South Korea
November 05, 2018 by Hayun Lee
South Korea, a “homogeneous country”, is experiencing an influx of refugees for the very first time in its modern history. Since July 201…
The Korean Peninsula – How Far Have We Come?
October 29, 2018 by Hyunsung Kim
So many drastic changes have occurred since Scribe’s previous article on North Korea, “North Korean Nuclear Threat”, which was published on…
Guns Don’t Make Us Safer
June 29, 2018 by Maureen Porter
Guns are something you don’t see every day in South Korea. According to USA Today, South Korea has fewer guns per capita than any other…