Op-Eds
Administration
The University’s tone deaf response to burnout
These efforts aren’t just unhelpful, but actively mocking the issues students are facing. Read More
COVID-19
My plea to you: Get vaccinated
People who are eligible to get the vaccine have a moral obligation to do so. Read More
bathrooms
Your River Campus bathroom handbook
As a frequent user of bathrooms, it is my sole duty and honor to make you aware of all the best places to do all the best things. Read More
economics
In defense of liberty
Only when both liberty and democracy are impossible should an established authority be granted any power over their peers. Read More
campus
Emails are just the first step
I know University administration understands that a statement of solidarity is not the end of this work. Read More
athletics
‘Keep Stanford Wrestling’ proves that all colleges care about is their bottom line
A student athlete’s college discontinuing their sport is akin to the college telling that student they aren’t good enough for the school. Read More
american politics
What’s actually happening with the U.S. vaccine stockpile
At the moment, in terms of sharing actual doses, the U.S. doesn’t have the necessary surplus to do so. Read More
running
The lessons I learned from running up that hill
It helped me wrap my head around difficult times, and the inevitable relief that usually waits just around the corner. Read More
art
Is digital art ‘real art?’
Traditional art and digital art can exist together without the need to degrade either format. Read More
american politics
Fragments of an Asian identity
My mother was right. In America, we will always be seen as Asian first and as people second. Read More
