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Capitalizing on Coronavirus: An Optimistic Approach to Pandemic-Induced Adversity
One student’s freshman college experience is shattered by COVID after forty-nine days, giving him an opportunity to look inward and discover a passion to redefine the norms of modern society.
When No Place is Home: Braving a Pandemic, Resisting White Supremacy, and Surviving Homophobia
An anonymous undergraduate shares their difficulties in finding a safe and accepting living situation.
The Shadow Greater Than COVID
Although CSU’s abundant wealth is apparent, much of it is inaccessible for the most vulnerable student populations.
A Day of Virtual Roundtables on “Remaking the University in Our Image”
The Activist History Review presents a day of roundtables on “Remaking the University in Our Image”
Public Statement of GWU Graduate Students and Alumni on Jessica Krug
We stand with faculty of the History Department in demanding “the rescinding of her tenure and the termination of her appointment.”
Transition Through Turmoil: Graduating at Home During Pandemic and Protest
Micaela reflects on how the pandemic and the resurgence racial justice activism in New York City impacts working-class students and their families.
More than a Cog in a Machine: Black Motherhood in Times of Protest and Pandemic
A Black student and mother navigates health, political, and economic crises in New York City.
Dancing Around a Pandemic: An Industry and Community Altered By COVID
Two dance students illuminate how being segregated from their audiences, partners, and instructors is spurring innovation and a sense of community in the discipline.
The New F.A.D. For Racial Justice: A Satire
Thousands and thousands of people have taken to the street to protest the death of countless Black people… We have chosen to present this letter.
Community Resilience during COVID-19
A first-generation Filipina student describes how she built community at UCSC and maintained it during the pandemic shutdown.
