Op-Eds
home
When it starts to smell like home
Yet, in random moments, when a smell catches me off guard with the memories it brings, I like to believe the things I feel then are things people feel when they are home. Read More
homesickness
The village on the other side of the Pacific
It is a dream to let the love rooted in my heart, from the people I cherish and the land I belong to, grow prosperously. Read More
eating disorders
National Eating Disorder Awareness Week 2023
The prevalence and fatal implications of eating disorders warrant more than just seven days of acknowledgement. Read More
fast fashion
In defense of conscious consumption
We can choose to minimize our direct participation in exploitation when we can feasibly do so — we are not, and will never be, utterly powerless in the face of injustice. Read More
college
Why are you in college?
What if we don’t need college at all? What if we do? Let’s explore a bit. Read More
art
Don’t make art because you’re an artist; make art because you’re a human
We don’t participate in art to make something good — we participate in art to make something human. Read More
daughter
An ode to my relationship with my mother
With her infectious smile and confident attitude, my mom managed to turn every gloomy morning of mine into a better day. Read More
productivity
How much productivity can you print?
It’s a weird new age of productivity. You’re expected to function at maximum capacity everyday, and any day you don’t, you have to compensate. Read More
fashion
Notes by Nadia: The evolution of Gen Z fashion
Fashion is an ever-evolving industry. Every new era brings in new looks. But with Gen Z, it’s a different story. Read More
housing
RA pay is not equal
Paying for housing for all RAs seems fair at face value, but it results in uneven compensation for the same amount of work. Read More
