Hannah Thacker

Asian Americans like myself need to stand with affirmative action and “race-conscious” admissions and put the needs of the many over our needs of the few.

Encampments are a safe space, especially during a pandemic. City officials must protect that now more than ever.

We had midterms, exams and papers that weren’t going to write themselves, but it didn’t matter until we were certain that America could finally begin to heal.

I’m a full-time student with three-part time jobs. I’d love to help out with a campaign, but I will not spread myself thin.

Even though we’ll graduate in our childhood bedrooms and may not step foot on campus for a long time, the threat of coronavirus is bigger than us.

The job of police is to protect and serve its residents, not to attack them and commit violent acts against them in the name of maintaining civility.  

There are students who truly need accommodations – don’t be the person to play a crackling noise on your computer to get out of answering a question.

The struggle for equal rights has gone on for centuries – but Ginsburg reassured us that it’s not an impossible feat.

Feelings of depression and anxiety are no different than catching a cold or breaking your arm.

Metropolitan Police Department must decrease their presence in communities across the District and expand their reform efforts.