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Hijabs and haram

Whether it's pure islamaphobia or their communities 'haram police,' Muslim women face judgement in all parts of society.

By Jude Banihani | December 10, 2025

Common Thread

In any unwanted interaction involving a woman, their clothing often seems to be targeted as a reason for that encounter.

By Aleisha Paulick | December 9, 2025

Holier than thou

Purity's place in the culture through time

By Natalia Jarrett | December 8, 2025

Traditionalism and intolerance

Discussing the controversial roots of 'traditional culture' and how women of color have entered this online space.

By Keyanee Walls | December 7, 2025

We should talk about sex

From entertainment media to inside homes, there needs to be more open discussions around sexual intimacy.

By Bella Keenan | December 6, 2025

Not naked, but nude

Students at ASU reflect on technology's impact on figure drawing

By Lucia Zettler | December 3, 2025

Satire: Dear woke, liberal college students

A magazine reporter satirizes current events in an open letter

By Evan Silverberg | November 11, 2025

'Wait it out'

An exploration of how cosmetic procedures have gained popularity among college campuses in recent years.

By Jude Banihani | November 10, 2025

Notes App apologies no more!

A comparison in lines of thinking between cancel culture and restorative justice models for holding public figures accountable.

By Keyanee Walls | November 8, 2025

The trials and tribulations of die-hard sports fans

Die-hard sports fans detail their unique experiences while mentioning the negative aspects of their fandom.

By Bella Keenan | November 7, 2025

Matcha, K-pop and double standards

Despite the Asian community facing hate after COVID-19, there seems to be an interest in Asian-inspired trends and products.

By Aleisha Paulick | November 6, 2025

The strands that shape identity

Individuals from the ASU community detail their self-expression with textured, straight, long and short hairstyles.

By Bella Keenan | October 17, 2025

An odd pairing: The ‘friendship’ that built ASU Gammage

The president’s son playing with blocks — an intense coffee shop conversation — No. 1 in name changing — an amusing relationship — a haunted house tour — Greater Baghdad — flicking dirt and pebbles — an honorary degree — two deaths, one year.

By George Headley | October 16, 2025