STAFF COLUMN
DUNSON: What we’ve lost

I remember vividly the day I received my first college acceptance letter. The notification came in an email that I read on a mall bench […]

SINGH: Let’s go Brandon!

Joe Biden is, officially, running for re-election. (Disclosure: I supported Biden for the Democratic nomination when he announced four years ago; I plan to vote […]

ZENG: What did it mean to be Asian-American as an elite athlete?

When I was 12 years old, I attended my first international rhythmic gymnastics competition. After being named to the junior national team of the United […]

DOMINGUEZ: The bulldog ways

I have never attended Bulldog Days. Before my first year, it was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. My equivalent of Bulldog Days was my […]

SINGH: Of course they won’t leave it to the states

On April 7, U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk of Texas issued a ruling striking down the FDA’s authorization of mifepristone, a drug used for medication […]

SAPRE: On ending conversations

It’s 10 p.m. on a Saturday night. You are at a random suite in Jonathan Edwards, where the only person you know is the host. […]

NAM: Abort the Conversation

We love to be creatures of logic. Somewhere in middle school, and increasingly more as we climbed through high school and into college, we started […]

PUANG: We need to be nicer to trailblazers

When Maxine Hong Kingston wrote her first book, “The Woman Warrior” in 1976, she originally intended to publish it as fiction, but her editor told […]

DOMINGUEZ: The Bad Life Center

I write this sitting deep underground in one of the most uncomfortable wooden chairs I have ever sat on at 10:52 in the morning.  I […]

YEO: What we deserve

To my constant bewilderment, almost everyone around me seems to know what I “deserve.” When I get an internship offer, people scream something to the […]

DE GENNARO: Yale doesn’t understand equity

This past week, Yale notified student groups that they have until the end of the school year to leave their offices in 305 Crown St. […]