On the evening of March 16, I woke up from a day-long nap hounded by text messages. At least five different people—all White Anglo-Saxon Protestants—had texted me asking what they could do about the...
On March 20, President Donald Trump signed an executive order that disbands the Department of Education and returns the authority over public education back to the state. The reason the order is endorsed...
On March 27, Envision Weekend leader applicants for the upcoming 2025 summer cycle received an email addressing the cancelation of the weekend-long orientation event. For the past two years, this program...
Ever scrolled on Instagram, convinced your need to “take space” in a busy moment is a symptom of an anxiety disorder? Or that your inability to focus for an upcoming test confirms your inkling you...
Ever scrolled on Instagram, convinced your need to “take space” in a busy moment is a symptom of an anxiety disorder? Or that your inability to focus for an upcoming test confirms your inkling you...
Last week, the Case Western Reserve University community received an email from President Eric Kaler with a momentous announcement: the Office for Diversity, Equity and Inclusive Engagement (DEI) is now...
Multitasking is considered a coveted and essential skill in today's fast-paced and busy world. Being able to accomplish many tasks at a time seems ideal at a time when productivity is highly valued. People...
Note: A version of this article appeared in the Yale Daily News.
I was born in Ohio, lived in Morocco and graduated from a French high school. Then, I moved to Tunisia, where I spent two years at a...
The United States is run by the three branches of the federal government—legislative, judicial and executive—and any power not granted to the federal government is reserved for state governments. State...
