The honey bee is the glue that holds ecosystems together through pollination. An insect so small, but so gargantuan in its purpose.
But honey bees are being threatened as the climate grows more extreme...
Aaron McMihelk is a retired Marine who was paralyzed during basic training due to an allergic reaction to the immunizations he received entering boot camp. Aaron fought his way through depression and physical...
Story and Illustration by Sam Joson February 25, 2020
I was 16 the first time someone I was dating didn’t take no for an answer.
But I stayed because — at the risk of sounding like I’m defending them — I generally didn’t feel unsafe. Underappreciated...
Story by Clara Applegarth, Illustration by Paige Acosta February 25, 2020
While women continue to make impactful changes in 2020, with more females getting elected into Congress and having better representation of bodily anatomy prompted by protests, many women continue to stick...
From the time we wake up to the time we lay our heads at night we are bombarded by filtered vacation photos, edited engagement pictures, blurred selfies and sometimes news. Social media has become...
It’s the first day of school, and the hallways filled with students are especially loud. While most students don’t spend months preparing in advance, some have spent much of their academic careers...
To walk into room 354 in Burk Hall is to walk into an oasis of tranquility. Snacks and drinks are perched next to the door for students who might have missed breakfast. Desks are arranged in a circle so...
On Market Street in San Francisco near the Montgomery BART station, there’s a tiny, sleek storefront with a black sign reading “CAFE X.” It blends in with pretty much every other piece of brutalist,...
The Monday morning pro-life advocates came to campus, I got my period. I had been anxiously awaiting its arrival for the last two weeks, and smiled as I looked down at my bloody underwear. I am an unwed,...
Nothing says ‘welcome home’ more than throwing up a week’s worth of food.
Sheila Huitron was puking her guts out for days, upon her return to San Francisco after a couple weeks’ long vacation...
Hillary Peregrina didn’t know what to do with her feelings of depression when she was fourteen. As a Filipina-American teenager, Peregrina felt like she didn’t have a say in her mental health, and...
Slouched on a few chairs outside of the empty shopping center, a group of young men sat laughing, cracking jokes as people walked past them. Smoke filled the air around them in heavy grey-white clouds.
“Here,”...