The world’s biggest humanitarian crisis is being ignoredIn October, according to the BBC, several women in Sudan killed themselves after being raped by members of paramilitary groups. Six more…Nov 131Nov 131
Capstone Project Proposal: Modern Conflict and the Invention of TruthThe Capstone Project is the culmination of our work as Poly Global Scholars. It’s a year-long project of a student’s own design that…Nov 10Nov 10
“Unpacking US policy toward Israel / Palestine” with Dr. Mietek BoduszyńskiOn September 11, 2024, Dr. Mietek Boduszyński visited our Global Scholars class to discuss “unpacking U.S. policy toward Israel /…Sep 141Sep 141
Global warming and the rise of viral diseaseAfter traveling throughout the northeastern United States to attend several water polo camps in the last weeks of summer, I returned home…Aug 291Aug 291
Can you predict a genocide?“Genocide” is a word that shows up a lot now, especially online. It appears as a nebulous term, at once all-encompassing and subject to the…Jul 21Jul 21
Berlin: Monuments and MemoryLast week, from June 8 to 17, I joined fifteen other Poly students and Mr. Feldmeth, Ms. Fleming, and Ms. Pringle on the Global Initiatives…Jun 24Jun 24
Girl Security Case Study: Should Ukraine join NATO?This year, as winter turned to spring, the change brought warmer weather and an unprecedented military exercise to Eastern Europe. Almost…May 6May 6
Climate change and global health with Dr. Sadath SayeedOn Monday, April 22, Dr. Sadath Sayeed, Director of Global Health at UCLA, gave a presentation in Poly’s Upper School Library on the…Apr 28Apr 28
The Politics of Missiles: Grand Strategy in the Middle EastO n Saturday night, 4/13/24, Iran launched a barrage of over 300 drones and missiles towards Israel, in a five hour attack that lasted into…Apr 16Apr 16
“Lost World” with filmmaker Kalyanee MamSince 2007, Singapore has imported 80 million tons of dredged sand from the ocean and estuary floors of Cambodia’s coast on the Gulf of…Mar 3Mar 3
