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The Nerdy Hijabi: Fangirling & Being a Hijabi in Fandom Spaces

April 18, 2026 web 0

By: Genna Ayyad and Ameena Khan   Growing up being a “nerdy” hijabi, a majority of the spaces that we entered regarding our interests were predominantly […]

Suffering Isn’t A Virtue: The Lie of the Grind

April 18, 2026 web 0

By: Mars Marte   Can I make a confession? Suffering isn’t a symbol of success and shouldn’t be worn as a badge of honor.     Oftentimes, you’ll […]

Are You Smarter Than An American?: How America Influenced Ignorance

March 28, 2026 web 0

By: Serena Edwards Have you ever watched the show “Are You Smarter Than A Fifth Grader”, where adults test their intelligence against children they feel […]

Anti-Haitianism in the U.S.: The Horrors of Apathy

March 28, 2026 web 0

By: Josiah Sanon When we see injustice in the world, the worst thing we can do is get used to it.     This is exactly what […]

Stop! In The Name of Education: Why We Need To Stop The Handholding

March 28, 2026 web 0

By: Rami Mansi  I love holding my friend’s hands, I really do! Handholding brings me closer to the people around me, emotionally when I’m standing […]

You’re Born At 21: Why Young Adults Should Stop Feeling Embarrassed by Adulthood

March 21, 2026 web 0

By: Rami Mansi I, like many other people, am self-conscious about silly mistakes I make on a daily basis. Interrupting another person while they are […]

Childhood For Sale: How Marketing Turns Children Into Consumers

March 21, 2026 web 0

By: Mars Marte Advertisements (Ads) are everywhere, fueled by marketing ploys determined to sell a product and a promise. Commercials and other promotions sell the […]

Diaries Of A High-Functioning Black Girl: Sacrifice in The Name of Society

March 12, 2026 web 0

By: Serena Edwards Humans are trained to be machines that are able to go through life without fully processing the traumas we experience. High-functioning behaviors […]

Pre-Oscar Power Ranking: What Film Has the Best Shot at Best Picture?

March 12, 2026 web 0

By: Samuel Mortel  2025 was a spectacular year for movies, and on Sunday, March 15, we’ll see the directors, actors, and crew behind our favorite […]

Opinion: Queer Spaces Are Dwindling Rapidly

March 12, 2026 web 0

By: Key Jones-Ford As of Feb. of 2026, four different queer spaces in New York City announced their final days between then and April. Four […]

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