One Girl's Voice on Her Autistic Life
Amanda "Pand" Milo takes a personal journey to discuss what more we can do to accept those with autism.
Issue One: Revolution
Our inaugural issue explores revolution. As we began a new decade, we were inspired by change, movement, and innovation. Where do you see revolution taking place in your life, art, and studies? Be revolutionary!
The Not So Revolutionary History of Terrorism (Maybe It's Time To Try Another Tactic)
Anne Bailey takes a look at terrorism with the view that the Crusades were part of a Catholic history of violence and intimidation.
FLUIDITY
Bailee Pelton and her team explore stereotypes within gender and sexuality with the goal of inspiring everyone to be more comfortable in their own skin.
Performing Domesticity, Subverting Stereotypes
Claire Hubble writes about the relationship between art and theatre in the early 19th century and calls for a revolution in how we learn about these art forms.
Nhieu
In a photo essay, Tiffany Tran reveals women are nhiều or plenty and why this is still a revolutionary idea.