What Stoicism Can Teach Us About Dealing With Adversity During Covid-19
Unbelievable what a virus can do to people! We have, of course, responded totally inadequately from a practical perspective. It is safe...
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Linh Tran
May 21, 20204 min read
Where Has Time Gone: Reclaiming Our Attention and Time Amidst Media Bombardment
Image: Linh Tran (2020) Have you ever felt your time slipping away at the end of the day? Or that you are losing grasp of valuable...
Ellie Muir
May 7, 20204 min read
Word on the Empty Street: Public Sexual Harassment in Lockdown
Illustration by Sravya Attaluri | @sravya_attaluri on Instagram On the pre-lockdown streets, experiencing casual sexual harassment in...
Kavya Mahadev
May 7, 20205 min read
Keyser Söze, Edward Norton, and the MCU: Do spoilers even matter?
*Warning: contains spoilers* It’s a controversial title, and one already touched on by most media outlets like Wired, the Guardian, and...
Kavya Mahadev
May 4, 20204 min read
Student Mental Health Emergency: Pre and Post-COVID-19
The current global pandemic aside for now, it is safe to say that student mental health services are glaringly inadequate. Prior to...
Alberto Adelantado Calvo
May 3, 20203 min read
Crime Against Prosperity: The Columbian Exchange
‘There are marvellous pine groves and broad meadows, and there is honey and there are many different kinds of birds and many varieties of...
Ellie Muir
Apr 25, 20203 min read
The Lockdown Diaries: A Realistic Guide to Setting Digital Boundaries
Human interaction is for most of us, one of the main ways we thrive, it’s what inspires us to interact further, and do the things we do....
Julie Uszpolewicz
Apr 24, 20204 min read
Why You Shouldn’t Write a Novel Right Now
On Bon Iver, Rainer Maria Rilke, and the art of wasting time. One image that continues to recur in my mind during the lockdown is the one...
Ketki Mahabaleshwarkar
Apr 13, 20203 min read
Productivity In A Pandemic
If you’re not aggressively whipping coffee, learning eclectic dances, or baking banana bread, social media raises the question: what are...
Annie Dabb, edited by Issabella Orlando
Feb 19, 20205 min read
Not Over Yet: Continuing to Read, Teach and Talk About Feminism
Image by Petra Eriksson Feminism is a topic that I’m constantly writing or reading about, and both as a movement and as a literary genre,...
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