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The Forgotten Nations of Asia: AAPI’s Failure as a Cultural Label

What was once meant to be a political tool should not be appropriated into a cultural one for convenience's sake at the expense of identity.

Red Card, FIFA: Stop the Sky-High Ticket Prices

Accountability must come before FIFA continues its exploitative ticketing mechanisms to maximize profits in future World Cups.

“Parable of the Sower” and the Salvation of Hope

Octavia Butler imbues humanity’s actions with spiritual and existential significance in Parable of the Sower, thereby identifying emotional vulnerability and connection as foremost tools to fight against complacency in the face of disaster.

America Has a Crazy Christian Nationalist Problem

There’s no denying that Christianity is omnipresent throughout the United States. From Puritan-led hunts for Satan through the American wilderness to fighting for abolition...

A More Perfect Patriotism

As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary of independence, we should take hold of the opportunity to redefine our flag and the patriotism for which it stands into something that can unite and heal the nation.

Starving Women Can’t Break The Glass Ceiling: An Assessment of GLP-1s and the Contemporary Patriarchy

Cultural narratives and systemic structures against women continue to persist in society, alongside an idealism of extreme thinness in women. Newfound availability of GLP-1 receptor antagonists reinforces patriarchal ideology by assisting in disordered eating behaviors, which are eroding women’s capacity for mental and physical development in society.

Performative Protests: No Kings Didn’t Work, But Why?

As Trump’s second term has begun in a typical, controversial fashion, millions of dissatisfied Americans have taken to the streets to make their voices heard. But is anyone listening?

From Feed to Freshman: How Social Media is Changing College Admissions

Students navigating an increasingly competitive college admissions process are turning to an unlikely source: social media influencers. But are they really leveling the playing field?

Harvard and The Secret History

Donna Tartt’s “The Secret History” in many ways, mirrors Harvard’s elitist culture, exposing the often harmful social dynamics that exclusive social spaces create.

Gay Hockey, Frivolous Stories, and What Romance Novels are Allowed to Do

At its core, “Heated Rivalry” isn’t just a story about hockey or even queer love. It is a romance working to reconfigure how intimacy, masculinity, and power can function within the real-life institutions it mirrors.