Op-Eds
Feminism
Why motherhood?
Women have fought so hard to be seen as more than birthing machines. Despite this, society continues to pressure us into motherhood. Read More
Op-Eds
The impact of AI-driven EdTech on instructor autonomy in the classroom
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in educational technology (EdTech) has brought unparalleled convenience and efficiency to classrooms worldwide. However, despite embracing these advancements, it is crucial to recognize the significant challenges they pose to the autonomy and professional judgment of instructors. The escalating prevalence of AI-powered educational platforms, such as Chegg and Quizplus, comes […]
barbie
Barbie goes to Hollywood – how much damage can one doll do?
I am here to say that the controversy surrounding the movie never had anything to do with the movie itself. Read More
barbie
Thoughts on Barbie and healing the inner child
I would like to think that after watching Barbie, every woman is listening to the little girl inside her soul again. Read More
dependent
The lost opportunities for military dependents at UR
I am a military dependent: a child of an active duty or retired military member. If that’s not identity, then I don’t know what is. Read More
late blooming
Proceed with caution when it comes to relationships
To initiate an ideal relationship, I should know myself before I meet my partner. Read More
advice
Never been kissed?
While desiring romantic love is perfectly human, life is made of much more. Read More
independence
The on-campus Starbucks is like a bad relationship
From now on, I refuse to commit out of complacency. Read More
anti mind reading
On the wanderings of the mind at family gatherings
There is no way of knowing what someone is really doing in there, just as there is no way of knowing what someone is really thinking. It is for the best, really, that we do not know either. Read More