



Why are the desks so low in Fisher Library?
Studying at Fisher necessitates agony-inducing stooping to the subterranean level of your laptop screen.

It’s time for a wealth tax: Even 0.2% will do
Finding the money to fund our most important social projects isn’t hard, you just need to look in the right places.

State-sponsored multiculturalism and its racism
Multiculturalism is also utilised as a tool to manage international students and their diversity.

Racial justice requires challenging pervasive stereotypes about minority communities back home
Discrimination exist in our own communities in the form of pervasive racism against ethnic minorities, we need to remove this cancer, roots and all.

PO(ID)C: Why the label isn’t a one-size-fits-all in anti-racist activism
Although POC as an identity label may be comforting, we must think more deeply on how we use them.

The curse of knowledge: Why are academic papers so difficult to read?
The struggle to read overly-complex and jargon-laden academic writing is one that most undergraduates would be familiar with.

The fault in your writing, John Green
The writing of J*hn Gr**n lacks nuance, originality, and wit. For this, he must be held accountable.
