The harm of microtrends
Ever wonder what happened to the $3 Shein crop top you purchased in 2020? Chances are, it is either gathering
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Opinion
Nastya’s Tale, Part 2: “You can cry, but it won’t stop the war”
Editor’s note: Nastya, an 18-year-old Ukrainian, shares an inside look at Russia’s invasion through her friend Leah Janaway. I spoke
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Choosing between Covid-19 or caution
A common saying I hear these days is “I had Covid.” Covid is no longer something that I hear on
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Israeli-Palestinian conflict should be taught in schools
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict should be taught in ethnic studies classes. A handful of Jewish groups are against the new ethnic
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Nastya’s Tale, Part 1: “At any second a war may happen”
Anyone who reads the news has heard that Russia is ready to invade Ukraine at any moment—whether the Russians will
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Parental rights is code for “don’t say gay”
It’s lunchtime and you are talking to your friends about something that happened to you regarding your sexuality, gender, or
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Celebrating as half Chinese and half Japanese
I am half Chinese from my mother’s side and half Japanese from my father’s side. I have two last names
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Valentine’s Day isn’t about love anymore
Valentine’s Day: the day of love. For those in romantic relationships, it is an opportunity to express one’s appreciation and
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President Biden’s underwhelming first year
President Biden’s first year in office was underwhelming: we didn’t see him follow through on many of the promises he
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Digitalizing schools has both pros and cons
When the word “school” is mentioned, the image of pencils, textbooks, and lined paper may pop into your head. However,
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