I can still recall the fateful night of Aug.15, 2021 as if it was yesterday. Afghanistan fell into the Taliban’s hands. Heartbroken and perplexed, I was tweeting about the Taliban’s entrance into the presidential palace from an unknown location. I had fled my own house in the middle of night when the Taliban were at […]
On Wednesday night, the Senate failed the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. when Senate Republicans…
Get on the busy underground tube service at Victoria Station in the heart of central London and take the…
When I was a senior in high school, I made a, beginner, documentary about the changing demographics of my…
This essay is based on the panel discussion “Pipelines and Ceilings: The Gender Gap in Nuclear…
It was the Republic Day in Tunisia, just a usual boring Sunday. A Tunisian swimmer won the gold medal in the Olympic games, and we all felt joyful and proud of his achievement. I was like most Tunisians, scrolling over Instagram, switching to Twitter a bit, and watching the Tokyo games when I received this […]
One sunny afternoon in October, my family traveled to Purdue University. Much like the atmosphere inside…
Wasn’t 2021 a cakewalk? For some, perhaps it was. For others, it might have been the toughest year…
“What’s On Your Table?” is a series of articles exploring the relationship between food and systems…
“What’s On Your Table?” is a series of articles exploring the relationship between food and systems…
“What’s On Your Table?” is a series of articles exploring the relationship between food and systems…
In our first-ever short story contest, we invited writers to imagine an event, conflict, or situation…
When thinking of Norse mythology, people often think of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby’s heroic, powerful, and…
First off, let me say I love “Dune.” I’ve read Frank Herbert’s books repeatedly over the…