Disclaimer: This collaborative work was not created by someone of Asian or Pacific Islander descent; however, it was compiled using the words of contributors, credited at the end, who are of Asian or Pacific...
By Sade Collier, Contributing Writer
• May 3, 2021
INTRODUCTION
Against an orange oak-tinted backdrop, a Black revolutionary holds up a newspaper bearing a blunt message: “ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE.” There is a shout coming from their mouth and a...
By Abbey Whelan, UTA Voices Editor
• April 27, 2021
The second I heard the radiator creak and groan on the first day of winter, I knew I was screwed. I had never seen a radiator before moving to New York City. I hadn’t given it much thought until that...
By Ashley Wu, Deputy Managing Editor
• April 23, 2021
In summers, you used to visit your Wai Po at her small condo in a complex of identical buildings interlaced with ponds. Most of the ponds were pale green and smattered with algae. Stones made footpaths...
By Vaishnavi Naidu, Under the Arch Managing Editor
• April 12, 2021
It was a blisteringly hot summer day in June of 2019. The jasmine flowers populating the terrace wilted from the heat. Beads of sweat rolled down our tanned faces. Pari Naidu, my mother, balanced on her...
By Vaishnavi Naidu, Under the Arch Deputy Editor
• September 8, 2020
What does it feel like to lose a best friend?
One you thought you couldn’t possibly lose. The best friend who managed to stand the test of time, who was constant even as everyone else walked in...
By Mandie Montes, Under the Arch Managing Editor
• August 25, 2020
While everyone in the U.S. sleeps, rising Tandon sophomore Alexis Williams codes for 10 hours straight with a darklight in her room that projects an ocean, illuminating under the moonlight type of hue....
Before July, the only stress-inducing item on Oishika Chaudhury’s agenda was figuring out how to impress her supervisor at her new job. Despite the nine-and-a-half hour time difference between her residence...
