Category: Reflections

Ruminations on a Homeland

On leaving home (and finding it).

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Long Answer

“Consider us the Great American Experiment.”

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The Pandemic as a Portal to Equitable Education

A call to reimagining what a college education can be — and who it can include.

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Blue Silver Linings

“Although seasonal, cost-ineffective, and often buggy and sweaty, few activities rank as highly as fruit picking.”

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Ribbons

“I didn’t miss the ceremonies or events so much as I mourned the idea of them, what had crystalized in my mind as essential coming-of-age moments.”

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The Avatar and Me

On falling in love with a childhood favorite as an adult.

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The Cheapening of the Left

In the age of online activism, a writer considers how progressivism has become fashionable.

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Dear April, May, June, July

“At the end of July, I think I am waiting for time itself to act, to catch up with itself, to wake us up again.”

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Notes from Home

Writers reflect on the miasma of quarantine.

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On The Women We (Don’t) Read: A Reflection on Academia

A writer analyzes the number of women authors she has been assigned throughout her time at Princeton.

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Access For All: A Reflection on Reproductive Rights at Princeton

“Compromise seems out of reach, but groups like PSRJ will never stop trying to provide womxn who seek sexual health products with access to these products.”

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Rub-A-Dub-Dub, Two Men in a Tub: Ruminations on Male Nudity

In which the author travels, bathes, and contemplates.

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