An inexperienced new president promises change, but reality in Haiti looks strikingly familiar

Initially allowed by the government, the statue of the "radical philosopher" has now been taken away

The futures of President Obama, the C.I.A and Al-Qaeda's have all irrevocably changed

The American Studies professor says the parks were created somewhat reluctantly and maintained begrudgingly

"You Hurt My Feelings," written and directed by the Film Studies prof. screens at the prestigious film fest

New information about a WWI African American private may move a Medal of Honor case forward

The jazz original draws from such diverse influences as Coltrane, Brubeck and Stockhausen.

Despite the public yelling and hyperbole, deals of political expediency likely to be struck

Martelly used the lessons he learned in the limelight to win an election. Now he must lead a nation

Michal Martelly, an entertainer who has never held political office is now president of this turbulent island nation

Her upcoming book shows the evidence for success of nonviolent uprisings against oppressive regimes