Annie Geng
CONTRIBUTIONS
To Be One of a "Special" Few: Starting College at UChicago
A third-year student gives her two cents on starting college and reflects on her own first year.
COLUMNS/
September 10, 2018
Mental Health and the UCPD Shooting
UChicago needs to reckon with its lack of investment in mental health care in the wake of the UCPD shooting.
COLUMNS/
April 9, 2018
In Defense of Not Knowing
The end-goal of college can't simply be a career path, a job or money—in fact, sometimes it might be better to have no goal in sight at all.
COLUMNS/
January 23, 2018
The Harmful Power of Faux Feminism
Men need to commit to the feminist beliefs they claim to espouse.
COLUMNS/
November 13, 2017
Out of Control
The Trump administration's moves to restrict birth control reflect a broader cultural ambivalence to the needs of women.
COLUMNS/
October 21, 2017
Model Behavior
Underlying the Asian “model minority” myth is a little-known history of marginalization.
COLUMNS/
May 29, 2017
The Misogyny Factor
Bill O’Reilly’s dismissal points to larger problems of sexism within journalism.
COLUMNS/
May 4, 2017
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