Young Californians Talk Climate Change in Their Communities
Climate change, global warming, impending doom — call it what you like. But it’s real, it’s happening and it’s all our fault.
Journalism
I Fell In Love With Street Fashion, But Almost Lost My Friends
Street fashion has taught me how to sew, paint, dye fabrics, and embroider. But the toughest lesson was negotiating between money and friendship.
How Not Knowing Chinese Made Me Question My Identity
I’m full Chinese, but the fact that I don’t know the language makes me question how Chinese I really am.
My Interest In Science Was First Encouraged By A Female Teacher…Senior Year
Olivia Monforte’s interest in science was not encouraged, until she had a female science teacher senior year.
The United States of Child Marriages
Did you know that a LOT of states don’t have a minimum age to get married? No, really. A LOT.
Here’s How People Are Reacting To Roy Oliver Being Found Guilty Of Jordan Edwards’ Murder
It’s not every day a police officer is found guilty of murder, especially when it comes to a white officer shooting an unarmed, black teen.
Twitter Reacts to the Shooting at a Madden Tournament in Jacksonville, Florida
Another mass shooting — this time at a gaming tournament — sparks sorrow and outrage.
This Is What I Learned By Growing Up With An Autistic Brother
I’ve always been close with my brother. But after he was diagnosed with autism, our bond became even deeper.
After Toppling Of Confederate Statue, UNC Campus Tells A New Story
It’s hard to look at familiar things in a new light. Even as a person of color at UNC-Chapel Hill, it took years for me to understand the dark significance of the “Silent Sam” statue.