I'm a sophomore at Georgetown University, where I'm studying the interplay between linguistics and international relations in the School of Foreign Service. You can also find me at the Georgetown Voice and it's blog Vox Populi.
Contraception and Georgetown University: Students Reflect
March 5, 2012
The contraception issue has been contentious around Georgetown's campus- but that doesn't mean students are divided about civil dialogue, or Rush Limbaugh's recent comments. Georgetown's Heather Regen gathers reflections, and offers her own.
Congress: Short-Sighted in Cutting International Aid
October 16, 2011
In a time when America might need a new Marshal Plan to shape development and further diplomacy, foreign aid is taking a disproportionate hit in budget cuts. NGJ's Heather Regen on why our generation should be concerned.
Super Sad True Debt Story: AAA to AA+
August 8, 2011
While Standard & Poor’s certainly didn’t downgrade the country’s credit rating to RED++IMMINENT DANGER last Friday, the fall from AAA to AA+ proved a psychological blow to the nation. Congress would be grossly irresponsible to continue on with its political bickering and brinkmanship.
A New Diplomacy: Obama on the Middle East
May 20, 2011
In his speech addressing the Middle East and North Africa, President Obama recognized "a moment of opportunity." NGJ's Heather Regen breaks down Obama's new approach to the region.
With News, D.C. Students Rush to the White House
May 2, 2011
Late Sunday night, groups of Washington, D.C. students ran, drove, biked and even hitchhiked to the White House as news emerged of Osama bin Laden's death. NGJ's Heather Regen reports on the night that 'gave our generation hope.'
In Admissions, Students’ Turn to Choose
April 5, 2011
Although most universities released the last of their admissions decisions this week, students on the receiving end must now make decisions of their own. The waiting game has been turned on its head. So how are students making their choices? NGJ's Heather Regen reports.
Energy Security: Up to the Next Generation
April 4, 2011
President Obama's speech on America's energy security at Georgetown University emphasized the role of the next generation in engineering change. NGJ's Heather Regen, who was at the speech, analyzes the major points of the address- and why they're critical.
