Marxist Perspective on Sex Work

Not all prostitutes need to be saved.

Amicole MbackeOctober 12, 2018Comment

The Choice Cut

This is a story about a kid who accidentally cuts off his penis.

Ellis CarterOctober 12, 2018Comment

Texting My Rapist

Trigger warning: rape

Kavanaugh’s testimony gave brought me back to the casual text exchange I had in my freshman year of university.

AnonymousOctober 12, 2018Comment

Reflections on Darfur: Ghosts of British Colonial Past and the “Inevitable” Violence

The United States and EU key players must make an effort to carefully contextualize African nations.

Dhouha Djerbi ضحى جربيOctober 12, 2018Comment

Close Encounters of the Bird Kind

We accept writers from all departments, all programs, all degrees, so long as they can turn a phrase and meet a deadline.

hibou magazineMay 4, 2018Comment

The Implosion of the Planet

The only thing that has outlasted The Planet’s incredible 40-year run at AUP is the enduring sense of existential ennui and apathy generated by our apparent lack of identity and constant resetting of the clock.

Shane McLorrainMay 4, 2018Comment

Letter From the Editor

Compassionate and effective academia cannot stand alone. It relies on a free and expressive student community.

Isabelle Alexandra SiegelMay 4, 2018Comment

Confessions of a Secular Jew

The second I hear the words “Jewish” come out of my mouth, I feel I’ve lost control of how I’m perceived.

Indigo GolubMay 4, 2018Comment

Stirring Times in Higher Education

As we pass into the second decade of the 21st century, the long-cherished ideal of the “well-rounded” student has been replaced by that well-oiled machine.

Ciat-Natali ConlinMay 4, 2018Comment

What about the Original Black Panthers?

While the celebrations for black and African representation continue to ring loud across all social media platforms, many of the original Black Panthers continue to fight for freedom from behind bars.

Basia DiagneMay 4, 2018Comment

Feminist as Tourist

Effects of the “Feminist as Tourist” pedagogical model can be disadvantageous to women in the global south, in the ways they inform or ill-inform policies around development.

Dhouha Djerbi ضحى جربيMay 4, 2018Comment

Accumulation by Dispossession

This is why we’ll be marching today.

Sussex Anthropology Postgrads, AUP GraduateMay 4, 2018Comment

Education in Tokugawa Japan

Commoners during the Tokugawa era in Japan had an educational desire. It is our time now to take a step past schooling and become educated.

Oliver HenryMay 4, 2018Comment

The Latin American Crisis at AUP

Latinos form about 11% of the population at AUP. Still, AUP rarely encourages consciousness about the region

Laura MoreanoMay 4, 2018Comment

Being a Refugee in Iceland

Studies show that the Nordic countries are among the most hostile countries towards immigrants in the world.

Vera Ragnheiður JónsdóttirMay 4, 2018Comment

Warm Corner

Advice column. Submissions accepted!

Isabelle Alexandra SiegelMay 4, 2018

Kristina's Kooking Kolumn

Stir in some satire

The ChefMay 4, 2018

Diversity Forum: Sourcing our Identities

The Diversity Forum allowed students the opportunity to share their personal experiences, and the daily impact of being minorities.

Lilly Schreiter and Sofia Kalogirou May 4, 2018Comment

A case for free speech absolutism in Europe

Recent years have shown that political upheaval is never out of the question, and because of this I must ask: Can we say with the utmost certainty that the tools we have created to limit speech can never be used with ill intent?

Noe SainderichinMay 4, 2018Comment

A Recipe for Global Citizenship

We propose Co-op Atelier: AUP’s new communal space

Camila Villegas, Yasmin Riaz, Sofia Kalogirou, Isabelle SiegelMay 4, 2018Comment