Kennedy Parsons – Jumping in the deep end: Going from Student to Employee
The pipeline from law student to legal professional is a slippery one; one where you feel the need to constantly prove yourself through recruitment cycles, resumes and networking. But once you have a job, all is well right? Wrong. Once you have a job, it's time to prove that you…
Mia Kruger – The Road to Recognition: CADT, Community, and Self-Determination
By: Mia Kruger Introduction and Context A Certificate of Ancestral Domain Title (CADT) is a legal title issued by the Philippine government through...
August 20, 2026
human rights, on the right track?
I’m on the rails again, but it's not the 6 Train commute to which I have become accustomed. Instead, I’m back aboard Amtrak’s...
August 18, 2026
“They weren’t stupid, they just didn’t care”: Review of The Big Short in light of the IFC’s decision on microfinance borrowers in Cambodia
While doing chores one hot afternoon in Phnom Penh, I decided to watch The Big Short, a film that chronicles the gross negligence...
August 9, 2026
Parler chilien : Du désert d’Atacama à la Patagonie
Alexandre Fabien Gagné « Quand on ne connaît pas le lieu où on va, tous les chemins sont bons », dit le narrateur...
August 3, 2026
Leyla Bilgi-Bérard – Where Health Is Born
After a few years, working in traumatology felt for me like gliding into a carefully rehearsed performance. As soon as a patient arrived, I would know precisely...
July 30, 2026
(2) Anything Free Lies Behind a Wrought Iron Gate
Sihanoukville, 2016: Chinese capital hits a fishing town. Cambodia's ruling family carves up the land for lease a century apiece. Fishers are driven...
July 29, 2026
summer in the city
On a crowded subway car after midnight, the mood is somber. The New York Knicks have just lost Game 3 of the NBA Finals at home. People...
July 29, 2026
Reading Costa Rica, by Danielle Girard
This is my pitch for browsing local bookstores, and letting them take us on a detour into what people are reading and talking...
July 27, 2026
