By Ragad Ahmad

When universities can redefine academic freedom to exclude certain perspectives, when they can retroactively criminalize respected ideas and abandon institutional principles in the face of external pressures, then no field of knowledge remains safe.

By Kenza Bousseloub

International students in Philadelphia face growing risks for supporting Palestine. One organizer shares why they continue to speak out.

By Lauren Abunassar

According to Sanaz Yaghmai, many of the Iranian-Americans she works with now also feel disillusioned and hesitant to speak out. She wonders whether Iranian suffering can ever be given the space to exist on its own, separate from a broader context.

By Ben Bennett

On June 28, Philadelphia organizers and demonstrators held a “Not Another War” protest.

By Haifa Ali

As a child, Shilbae did not have to consider the ethics of celebrating Eid in the midst of widespread violence, loss and destruction.

Ragad Ahmad

While many Philadelphians are planning to celebrate the local chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) at its annual fundraising banquet tomorrow, this year marks a significant turning point in the banquet's history.