-Jonathan Yuan ’14 discusses a recent talk by Cornell alum and co-host of MSNBC’s “The Cycle,”  S.E Cupp, on conservative ideology

-Nathan Gelb-Dyer ’16 analyzes the growing ineptitude of the GOP

-Matthew Lynch’14  explores former British PM Margaret Thatcher’s controversial legacy

-Reem Khondakar ’16 discusses the state of higher education with Cornell Professor Suzanne Mettler

-Aaron Bhole ’16 explores social media activism and the LGBTQ community

-”The Heretical Confessor” gives his take on Christian fundamentalism and conservative policies

…and more!

Cornell Progressive- May 2013

-Matthew Lynch’14  discusses the new Cornell Roosevelt Initiative to introduce political writing to high school students in Ithaca

-Reem Khondakar ’16 reports on Nobel Laureate Toni Morrison’s March visit to Cornell

-Amy Frieder ’15 analyzes the politics of Syria’s dire state, “beyond a humanitarian issue”

-Jonathan Yuan ’14 investigates Asian-American disillusionment with the GOP

-Ian Cohen ’13 explores the efficacy of minimum wage policy

…and more!

Cornell Progressive – April 2013

Included in the March Issue:

-Nathan Gelb-Dyer ’16 analyzes the January 23rd lift on the ban on women in combat positions

-The Cornell Progressive’s first ever “Sex Spread,” by Matthew Lynch ’14, discusses male birth control, Representative Todd Akin (R-MI) versus modern science, and more!

-James Miner ’13 explores both sides of the controversial debate on hydraulic fracking

-Jihoon Lim ’16 takes a closer look at the demographics behind immigration policy

-Reem Khondakar ’16 discusses former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s legacy, so far.

…and more!

Pick up a copy before spring break! 

Cornell Progressive- March 2013

Included in the first issue of the semester:

-Matthew Lynch ’14 explores the Newton Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting and the NRA’s National Emergency Response program

-Reem Khondakar ’16 analyzes America’s Violence Against Women Act in light of India’s recent rape cases

-Nathan Gelb-Dyer ’16 discusses the symbolic significance of the UN recognition of Palestine as a nonmember observer state

-Could the 112th Congress really be “the worst congress” in American history? And could NY Governor Andrew Cuomo’s signing of the SAFE act change gun control legislation in other states? Editors-in-chief Jonathan Yuan ’14 and Ian Cohen ’14 give their takes on the issues here.

Read here, or pick up a copy on campus!  Cornell Progressive – February 2013

- Reem Khondakar ’16 analyzes climate change and the current status of green energy in the United States, following the devastating Hurricane Sandy this past fall.

- Matt Provenzano ’16 questions the legitimacy of the GOP argument of a “socialist threat” here in the United States.

- Nathan Gelb-Dyller ’16 explores the importance of a highly important bill with policy implications that people are not talking about – the “Farm Bill”

- Jonathan Yuan ’14 reviews MSNBC’s new roundtable show, The Cycle, and explains why he thinks it serves as the voice for young Americans.

…and more!

Pick up a copy all around campus before you leave for Winter Break!

Cornell Progressive – December 2012

Within this issue…

- Editor-in-Chiefs Roxana Amirahmadi ’13 and Ian Cohen ’14 argue why we all need to pay more attention to Congress

- Jonathan Yuan ’14 analyzes why Mitt Romney is “The Best of the Worst”

- James Miner ’13 and Nathan Gelb-Dyller focuses on an issue that was largely ignored this election cycle – policies toward Climate Change and the Environment

- Reem Khondakar ’16 takes a critical look at Mitt Romney’s foreign policy stances, or lack thereof

- A snapshot of what Cornellians around the campus believe to be the most important issue to them this election cycle in the latest edition of “Cornellian Convictions”

…and much more!

Cornell Progressive – November 2012

- Reem Khondakar ’16 takes a look at the new Voter ID laws being implemented this election year in Pennsylvania, Indiana, Georgia, Tennessee, and Kansas.

- Jonathan Yuan ’14 explores the GOP party’s “50 Shades of White”

- James Miner ’13 tackles the GOP’s ignorance toward climate change and environmental issues

- Sam Wolken ’16 argues that “Cuts in Education Will Sever American Potential”

…and much more!

Look for free copies all around campus or peruse at your leisure right here!

Cornell Progressive – October 2012

In this issue:

- Sarah Greenberg ’13 shares her personal experiences of volunteering for gay rights advocate group, the Human Rights Campaign

- Roxana Amirahmadi ’13 takes a “Moral Perspective on Health Care”

- Jonathan Yuan ’14 assesses the United States’ recommitment to Southeast Asian nations and its effect upon US-Chinese relations

- Andrew Martins ’13 analyzes what happens “When Super PACs and Chicken Collide” in response to the Chick-fil-A controversy this past summer

…and much more!

Pick up a copy of this issue all across campus or read it online right here!

Cornell Progressive – August 2012

For a comprehensive overview of this breaking issue, please read: http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2012/06/15/us/politics/ap-us-obama-immigration.html?hp