The complications of representation
On a summer night, my family and I all sat down to watch a stand-up special titled “Homecoming King” by…
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The term system is brutal
On May 4, 2020 President Paula Johnson sent out an email, casually mentioning that the term system was a possibility…
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Why CNN is the best part of my day
After being stuck inside for the past couple of months, I found myself constantly browsing through the channels looking for…
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The myth of Asian American political complacency: marginalized progressives and rising conservatism
More and more media sources are suggesting the Republican Party should tap into the voter bloc of Asian Americans. Asian…
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How COVID-19 persuaded me that America needs a universal basic income
For the entirety of Andrew Yang’s presidential campaign, I did not take him or his ideas seriously. And, odds are,…
Read MoreDear Wellesley: stop shaming virgins
After getting sent home early spring semester, Wellesley students seemed desperate to continue to connect with each other. One way…
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‘Racismo, discrimen y corrupción’: Wellesley is failing its dining hall workers
Note: Names have been changed to protect the identities of dining hall workers, who fear retaliation from their employer….
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To take suicide prevention seriously, we must fulfill basic needs first
(Trigger warning: discussion of suicide) ccording to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, suicide is the tenth leading cause…
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The establishment will not save us
I would hope, at this point in the COVID-19 pandemic and after almost four years of a fascist president, that…
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When your fave is problematic: the issue with Margaret Atwood
There are few feelings comparable to learning that your fave is problematic. On Jan. 13, 2018 Margaret Atwood asked the…
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