By Jessica Namakkal It has been a big year for South Asian Americans in politics. Before the summer of 2024, there were two conservatives, Nikki…
By Esmat Elhalaby Perhaps it's apt that a dying political ideology seeks redemption in a dead discipline. As the Israeli government and public become ever…
By Toby Beauchamp, Sawyer K. Kemp, Ava L.J. Kim, Damian Vergara Bracamontes, and Mimi Thi Nguyen Trans studies today is a vibrant, rapidly expanding field…
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By Harris Solomon ** This microsyllabus originally appeared in Dr. Harris Solomon's newsletter Vital Sign: Medicine, Public Health, Ordinary Life. You can subscribe to the…
Cover image: There is No Justice in an Oppressive System by MJ Hart By Lucien Baskin The summer 2020 rebellion, sparked by the murders of…
Cover image source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/thegreiner/2120861428/ By Yalile Suriel and Grace Watkins Student discipline is one of the most hotly discussed issues within higher education in the…
Cover image: The student movement gained moment over the course of the fall semester, 1990, culminating with the Regents’ vote to deputize campus security. On…
Cover image: photo of a shelter for houseless people in Berkeley, CA taken by the author By David Maldonado The story I tell is both…
Cover image: graphic recording by Hope Tyson from the 2019 conference “Whose Crisis? Whose University?: Abolitionist Study in and Beyond Global Higher Education” image by Abbie Boggs By Liz…