Two years ago, an issue of Dazed magazine featured Harry Styles in a controversial cover. He was photographed in outlandish and flamboyant clothing which met with criticism. Not only because he was wearing...
I am driving down an unfamiliar road, five miles under the speed limit. I peer through the dusty windshield looking for any identifying features for the new house listed for delivery on my route.
I...
As we shift into a culture focused on battling substance abuse, it seems one culprit continues to slip through the cracks. You can have it for breakfast, you can have it for lunch and you can have it for...
As of this semester, Creekside Café has been permanently closed, Whitney Hall and the third floor of Meriam Library have been closed for renovations. Accordingly, it may seem that we have less study space...
Jury duty: It is simultaneously a vital, foundational block of our democracy and a common punchline guaranteed to draw sympathetic groans. This makes me wonder, why do we have jury duty? Are there any...
“Welcome to the real world.”
This is a common phrase used when talking to young adults entering the workforce, or even just adults coming into their independence.
It’s a phrase I’ve heard...
Three words that make the hair stand up on the back of my neck: parking on campus.
With fall semester in full swing, campus is hustling and bustling, meaning I’m yet again leaving home to embark...
Productivity is an essential aspect of our daily lives, whether we are working or pursuing personal goals.
One benefit to productivity is that it allows us to accomplish tasks at a quicker rate....
AI is starting to transform not just the way we think, but the systems and daily structures we operate on. In the education landscape, technology is rapidly changing.
Artificial intelligence...
For anyone who drives regularly, there are sights so commonplace, they are almost invisible. There are unsightly elements like roadkill and litter, or more attractive parts of the landscape such as flowering...
Following Cesar Chavez Day, and with Cinco de Mayo around the corner, I find myself reminiscing about an odd memory.
It was a hot spring day in early May. I was serving water at the Los Angeles Country...
May is Asian American Heritage Month in which Americans of Asian descent come together to celebrate their cultures and identities. Choua Xiong is a multicultural and gender studies assistant professor...
