Jinna is a fourth-year in the College majoring in comparative human development. As a Korean born and raised in Hong Kong, she is interested in the experiences of Asian immigrants and international students. Jinna has been part of The Maroon since her first year and has worked in the News, Illustration, and Design teams. She also serves as one of the student marshals representing her graduating class.Â
Outside of the newsroom, Jinna enjoys working as the creative director of the Hong Kong Students’ Association and the Editor-in-Chief of First Flight Children’s Magazine. Most recently, she published her English translation of the Korean children’s book Dear Onyang.Â
Students taking classes from drastically different time zones face academic challenges, difficult sleep schedules, and loss of connection during virtual learning.
Students taking classes from drastically different time zones face academic challenges, difficult sleep schedules, and loss of connection during virtual learning.
After two weeks of negotiations with the College Council, departments and programs have adopted pass/fail grading policy with variations, including blanket, partial, and petition-based policy.
Shusenjo: The Main Battleground of the Comfort Women Issue was screened by the Center for East Asian Studies and explores the perspectives of both supporters and detractors of comfort women.
The initiative comes after multiple unsuccessful attempts to sustainably provide menstrual products around campus by both Student Government and the Wellczar program.
The ongoing construction at Burton-Judson Courts is part of the University’s larger initiative to increase ease of access.
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