Whether or not the Egyptian Revolution can be deemed successful is not clear, but the demands of the revolution were clear from the beginning: A’ash, Horeya weh A’adala Egtema’aya, meaning “Bread, Freedom and Social Justice” — a three word mission reminiscent of the French Revolution’s “Liberté, égalité, fraternité”. Many would say that Egypt’s only achievement [...]

The uprisings are not definitive in goals, are not determinate in their pace, are not inclusive in terms of participants and beneficiaries, and irreversible in their direction. In December 2010, Tunisian vegetable seller Mohammed Bouazizi went to the provincial headquarters in his town Sidi Bouzid to file a complaint about the mistreatment he recently endured [...]

The Foghorn reflects on the real impact of recent public displays of opinion on campus and across the globe.

Professors and Egyptian student guests weigh their thoughts on Egypt's "18-Day Revolution"

The Foghorn Staff sees this week's increase in student activism on a wide range of issues as a healthy sign of ownership and student interest.

Nick White comments on the conflicting ramifications of the Egyptian Revolution.

The Foghorn staff urges students to become more aware of global issues