These voices are familiar of Brooklyn Judaism, calling for advocacy, for showing up, and for singing.
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It was the sight of one dirty yogurt cup that announced they had crossed the border.
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A coming of age story
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Weiwei reminds us that the individual is capable of dramatic change through one simple action: “be kind.”
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Advice column
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Allies need to be more supportive and active than ever
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That night, if you paid close enough attention, you could almost feel heartbreak riding on the breeze from the town over.
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Hibou Magazine will strive to build accountability, openness, warmth, academic personal growth, and community.
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The #metoo movement is amazing. It is providing a platform that has never been there. But it is also exhausting.
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But even in the midst of anxiety and fascination, I found myself looking not at him but at my mother. She looked uneasy—slightly uncomfortable.
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Women with ideas and opinions are, of course, intolerable.
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A piece about jazzy forces of rebellion.
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Independence in Africa is an illusion for France’s former colonies.
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Not all prostitutes need to be saved.
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This is a story about a kid who accidentally cuts off his penis.
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Trigger warning: rape
Kavanaugh’s testimony gave brought me back to the casual text exchange I had in my freshman year of university.
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The United States and EU key players must make an effort to carefully contextualize African nations.
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We accept writers from all departments, all programs, all degrees, so long as they can turn a phrase and meet a deadline.
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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.
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