Op-Eds

An ode to my relationship with my mother

With her infectious smile and confident attitude, my mom managed to turn every gloomy morning of mine into a better day.

How much productivity can you print?

It’s a weird new age of productivity. You’re expected to function at maximum capacity everyday, and any day you don’t, you have to compensate.

Notes by Nadia: The evolution of Gen Z fashion

Fashion is an ever-evolving industry. Every new era brings in new looks. But with Gen Z, it’s a different story.

RA pay is not equal

Paying for housing for all RAs seems fair at face value, but it results in uneven compensation for the same amount of work.

K-pop, anime, and ignorance

It’s sad that things that are so normalized in other countries are considered weird in America – a country full of so many diverse cultures and ethnicities.

How to balance college and mental health

I won’t lie — it’s hard to balance college and emotional well-being. But it’s not impossible to find balance.

On speaking in workshop

In theory, workshop is deeply beneficial. I have experienced that, in reality, a hefty anxiety can hinder one from fully utilizing this tool.

The actors’ world of false advertising

An actor’s job is, well, to act. What is the issue with presenting themselves as someone they are not if they are successfully performing a role?

Let’s talk about the cost of UR

Our tuition costs more than Harvard’s and Princeton’s. I don’t know about you, but that’s insane to me.

What how you spend your weekends really says about you

When the weekend comes around, I overthink and start to get a rush of anxiety. Why? Because I might be judged for not going out.