There’s No Excuse For Your Compliant Ignorance
Staff writer Natasha reflects on why using a privileged background to excuse ignorance is unacceptable based on her personal experiences and privileges.
Therapy Isn’t What You Think
Staff writer Natasha Jokic writes about her experiences with therapy and what people should and shouldn’t expect from it.
Queer Bars Should Be More Inclusive
Assuming someone’s sexuality from their appearance in queer bars turns an LGBTQ safe space into an unwelcoming one.
I Grew Up in England. I Don’t Understand Gun Culture.
As a student studying abroad in the United States, staff writer Natasha Jokic reflects upon what she has observed as a strange sense of desensitization in response to gun violence amongst young Americans.
Being Out at NYU Is an Unacknowledged Privilege
NYU students should remember that coming out to an accepting environment is still a privilege that many people at NYU do not have and still grapple with.
The Media Does Not Respect Victims of Sexual Assault
In the wake of Dr. Christine Blasey-Ford's testimony, writer Natasha Jokic reflects on the lack of respect afforded to victims of sexual assault by journalists and media.
Sex, Sorrow and Substances: The Pillars of Roommate Horror Stories
You're not the only one with bizarre roommate tales.
