Social media users’ thoughts are controlled by algorithms
The ongoing trial of Meta shines a light on the limits of self-directed thinking.
Reframing Ramadan past the stereotypes
There is extensive harm in reducing your Muslim peers' fasting to hunger and thirst.
Who gets to be an athlete?
As an improbable competitive athlete, I believe we can broaden our definition of athleticism.
USC needs to support South Asian Studies
A global research institution provides insufficient academic support for its South Asian students.
What happened to the Internet?
Learning to navigate a new era of regression online.
For the record
For the record
Love shouldn’t vanish in daylight
When affection disappears in public, it forces you to decide whether almost being chosen is enough.
Voices they tried to erase
Iran's resistance ignites a global call for justice.
Modern protest music breeds performative inaction
Posting covers of politically edgy songs on social media is not productive activism.