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The following was written by Katie Linder, a current M2 on the Diversity and Inclusion Council. She describes the recent addition of the "On the[...]

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  I remember the first punk album that I got my hands on: Dookie by Green Day. I sat in my basement in that high[...]

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On November 27th, The Kern Center Innovation and Design Series of Unexpected Conversation brought Charlie Blotner to speak for a lunchtime talk, titled “Establishing Trust[...]

A recent article in The Atlantic covering the mental health disorders people suffer with in graduate school recently popped up on my suggested articles on[...]

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I don’t want to write another article about how tragic, and terrifying it is that Brett Kavanaugh is now a Supreme Court Justice of the[...]

By: TL Jordan Representation is incredibly important. Not just in our media, but in our everyday lives. When we are young we look up to[...]

By: Josiane Joseph In 2008, I was an unassuming teenager with serious goals that included finding ways to get to the beach and hoarding enough[...]