Spending Family Weekend without my family
International students are often left out of festivities, but it isn’t bad.
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Life as the elephant in the room
I’m not having a “marginalization olympics” with you.
Exploring the link between Catholic guilt and people-pleasing
As a Catholic, I’ve noticed my faith’s perpetuation of a toxic self-sacrifice culture.
Book bans will disarm the next generation of activists
Say goodbye to a better future!
[ENG/ESP] Tradiciones musicales: asimilación a Estados Unidos
Cruzar fronteras no implica sólo un cambio físico, sino también un cambio cultural.
Por fin entiendo la importancia de la representación
Nadie sabe lo que le falta hasta que lo tiene, o como diga el dicho.
‘Unpacking’ a queer identity
How a cozy puzzle game forced me to rethink my meaning of normal.
Reconciling the LA and home versions of myself
I have been taking steps to feel more at home at college.
We are not ‘family’ — you are my employer
Promoting a “work family” culture inhibits healthy work-life boundaries.
The pandemic may be over, but it’s still affecting our education
Asynchronous learning has impacted academic clarity and motivation.