The Handmaid’s Tale, a dystopian novel by Margaret Atwood, examines the state and society of women when they are stripped down to being...

by: Claire Krummenacher “Better never means better for everyone, he says. It always means worse, for some”— Margaret Atwood, The...

by: Rachel Juay A Brief Synopsis of the Film [Spoiler warning!] Chris, a budding African-American photographer, is on a weekend getaway...

by: Thomas Lee Where oppressive power is prevalent, a natural response would be to resist such oppression, which can only be achieved by...

by: Kim Chen The Woman Suffrage Movement is often credited with having begun at Seneca Falls in 1848 resulting in American women gaining...

by: Djéné Diané cover image: Entertainment Weekly "The only thing that separates women of color from anyone else is opportunity." - Viola...

by Cassidy Clark In this video, Anastasiya Varenytsya ‘22 introduces us to Kingfishers for Consent, a sexual wellness peer educator group...

by Wong Cai Jie In this video, Pragya Sethi ‘19, the co-founder and co-facilitator of SPACE: Room for Conversation, a dialogue-based...

by Guadalupe Lazaro In this video, Yogesh Tulsi ‘20, the current co-president of The G Spot (the sexuality and gender alliance of...

by: Gregory Teo Mansplaining was named by the New York Times as one of its “Words of the Year” in 2010. According to New York Times,...

by: Aditi Kothari Over the last few years, student activism in universities has become a big part of the political landscape in India. In...

by: Tiffany Tzeng In Charlotte Perkins Stetson’s “The Yellow Wallpaper,” the narrator Jane spirals into insanity as she undergoes the...

by: Alicja Polakiewicz The Whorfian hypothesis (Whorf, 1956) postulates that the language we speak not only reflects our thoughts,...

by: Willy Wibamanto cover image: Rachel Juay Tayeb Salih’s Season of Migration to the North centers on Mustafa Sa’eed, a brilliant...

by: Alysha Park Yellow Earth is a Chinese film directed by Chen Kaige in 1984. The film takes place in the late 1930s and follows Gu...

by: Luca Thamattoor Spike Lee’s newest joint, BlacKKKlansman, is not just a return to form and relevance for the hit-and-miss director,...

by: Meriem Boumghar In this TV show review, I will have a look at Atypical, a show produced by Netflix. It portrays an 18 years-old young...