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Campus Voices

Snapshots capturing students’ real stories amidst political pressures.

A newspaper is laid out on a round wooden table near a window. The view outside shows a row of red and blue tents in a public space, with buildings in the background. The light coming through the window creates a warm, subdued atmosphere inside.
A black and white photograph features a billboard set on an urban street. The billboard bears the message, 'The truth can't die when journalism lives. inforum.news/truth'. Surrounding the billboard are urban structures, including a building and streetlights, with a moody, focused perspective leading to the board.
A lively university campus scene with students walking and socializing in a courtyard area. The architecture features modern building elements with brick walls and large support beams. Lush green plants are interspersed around the pathways, contributing to a welcoming atmosphere. The sunlight casts a warm glow over the scene, creating a pleasant and energetic environment.
Two students wearing white uniforms are sitting on a bench outdoors, holding books over their heads playfully. The background features trees and a blurred building, suggesting a campus setting. Both students are smiling and appear to be enjoying a lighthearted moment.
A newspaper is laid out on a round wooden table near a window. The view outside shows a row of red and blue tents in a public space, with buildings in the background. The light coming through the window creates a warm, subdued atmosphere inside.
A lively university campus scene with students walking and socializing in a courtyard area. The architecture features modern building elements with brick walls and large support beams. Lush green plants are interspersed around the pathways, contributing to a welcoming atmosphere. The sunlight casts a warm glow over the scene, creating a pleasant and energetic environment.

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