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What a ban for TikTok signifies for international cooperation

ColumnsLayla Asgarian Nahavandi -
In response to President-elect Donald Trump’s recent filing seeking a pause on a new U.S. law set to ban TikTok on Jan. 19,...

Trump’s soft spot for loyalty

ColumnsLayla Asgarian Nahavandi -
After the confirmation of his second term, Donald Trump wasted no time in releasing his proposed cabinet and advisory picks. There have been...

Decentering men

ColumnsIsabella Ehring -
The alleged glory days of a woman align with the tautness of her skin and the scrawniness of her frame. Forbidden aging strips...

The endangered library

OpinionIsabella Ehring -
The sentient local librarian is no match for the almighty ChatGPT. Leafing through books on a library’s shelves to gather research paper source...

No war but class climate war

ColumnsJacob Ramos -
As the Los Angeles wildfires continue and firefighters, both free and incarcerated, risk their lives to save the homes and lives of others,...

Surprise announcement by UC Davis is deeper than affiliation change

ColumnsJack Fedor -
When UC Davis announced on Dec. 10 that it will be exiting the Big West Conference to join the Mountain West Conference beginning...

Thrifting is fashion, not gentrification

OpinionOpinion Writer -
Shopping for secondhand clothes has seen a renaissance in recent years. Whether it’s digging through Goodwill bins or shopping at vintage stores, secondhand...

Office hours are not optional

ColumnsOpinion Writer -
Office hours is the time instructors set aside for their students to work one-on-one and discuss course material. While opportunities to receive individual...

The Oakland A’s and baseball’s estranged relationship with capitalism

BaseballJacob Ramos -
Dying at the hands of corporate greed, Oakland has finally lost the three teams that defined a half-century of dominance in both sport...

The road to liberation is through labor

ColumnsJacob Ramos -
Writer’s Note: For the purpose of this article, the term workers will be used to refer to the general public that performs labor...

Guarding our minds: The battle for cognitive liberty

ColumnsSriskandha Kandimalla -
In a world of mass surveillance that is increasingly becoming closer to the dystopian visions of George Orwell’s “1984,” the right to privacy...

Southern California Asians’ exclusionary attitudes 

ColumnsHunter Ung -
There has been recent discourse amongst the Asian American community where SoCal Asians, Asian Americans raised in Southern California, are judgemental of Asian...
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