I usually hesitate to write the words “I told you so.” Yet in this moment, as we watch international students face visa revocations, immigrants threatened
History has a bad reputation — not necessarily as a field, but certainly as a major. And yet, as a history major, my biggest gripe
A few months ago, I was standing in line to pick up some free opera tickets, generously provided by the Thomsen Fund, and I realized
Hustle culture isn’t dead yet, it just got rebranded. As Gen Z turns away from the concept of working long hours in a toxic workplace,
The first episode of “Golden Girls” aired in 1985, opening to rave reviews. Almost 40 years later, brand-new watchers like me are still getting in
The political dimensions of the PSLF program and legal challenges to income-based repayment plans have tangible repercussions for UTD faculty and future academics
On Inauguration Day, President Trump said, “I’m fine with legal immigration. I like it. We need people, and I’m absolutely fine with it. We want
Election results are in, and it’s safe to say this country is about to be helmed by an administration that has and will be targeting
Many of us from the American public school system were taught that we are a “melting pot” culture: one that welcomes and is shaped by
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