Diskord Magazine

Sarkozy vs. Hollande: The Last Stretch

By Diskord Editors | Europe, FEATURED, INTERNATIONAL

By Michelle Lee The race is on. Nicholas Sarkozy, incumbent president and candidate of the

Linsanity, (Lie)dentity, and the Need to Belong

By Diskord Editors | LIFE & STYLE

  By Kevin Chen As my Facebook feed floods with updates about Jeremy Lin, I

Parenting in the Internet Age

By Diskord Editors | CULTURE, FEATURED, Media

About two weeks ago, a video appeared on Youtube featuring North Carolina dad, Tommy Jordan,

Unity Without Community

By Matt Hartman | DOMESTIC, Society, VOICES

By Matt Hartman It’s become trite, but nonetheless true, to cite the emptiness captured by

An Earnest Politics

By Matt Hartman | DOMESTIC, VOICES

By Matt Hartman The fact that there are thousands of demonstrators currently on the streets

Trinidad Again

By Candice Brown | ARCHIVES

The capitol was unchanged from colonial times. While the houses seemed to be a panoramic from a Dr. Seuss book

Asian Invasion

By Candice Brown | ARCHIVES

The Latest Threat to The Great Lakes

Diskord Panopticon Road Trip

By Suyeon Khim | ARCHIVES

Do you enjoy visiting prisons? Join the Diskord staff at the Stateville Correctional Center to

Is NSIT Reading Your E-mails?

By Suyeon Khim | ARCHIVES

by Sue Khim Call me a cynic, but market forces say that when the going