Back in 2022, I had just finished my freshman year of college when the Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade with the Dobbs decision. Since then, I’ve still been able to live in two states where abortion is legal; I’m from California, and I go to school in New York. But now, as a […]

I recently saw an on-campus production of Wild Heart, a brand-new jukebox musical about the Saint of New Orleans herself, Joan of Arc. The odd nature of the musical and its handling of such an influential female figure compelled me to share my thoughts. If you’re unfamiliar, a jukebox musical is a show built around […]

If you’re a woman in America right now, you can feel it. Rights that generations before us fought for — our right to make decisions about our own bodies, our place in workplaces and schools, our safety from discrimination — are under attack. With Trump back in the spotlight and extremist policies gaining traction, we’re […]

For many college students, the stress of exams, tuition, and deadlines is enough to keep us awake at night. However, for many students with undocumented family members or who come from immigrant communities, the current political climate has introduced an additional layer of fear. With Trump’s recent executive order, Protecting the American People Against Invasion, […]