UChicago and the Asymmetry of Power

By Urvi Kumbhat / November 20, 2017

Academic circles can be unwelcoming and dangerous for women.

Campus Cafes

By Urvi Kumbhat / September 14, 2017

Members of the UChicago community are spoiled for choice when it comes to campus cafes.

Something to Write Home About

By Urvi Kumbhat / November 21, 2016

Stories by non-white authors are unfairly perceived as mere narratives of otherness.

Now Trending

By Urvi Kumbhat / May 19, 2016

Co-opting the Black Lives Matter movement delegitimizes black liberation.

Call Me Crazy

By Urvi Kumbhat / April 25, 2016

Dismissing vocal women as hysterical delegitimizes feminist movements.

A Foreign Feeling

By Urvi Kumbhat / April 11, 2016

South Asian students reconcile their ambitions with their roots at SASA.

The Country Doth Protest Too Much

By Urvi Kumbhat / February 25, 2016

As India’s youth rises up in protest, the government abandons its ideals in response.

Moving pictures

By Urvi Kumbhat / January 28, 2016

Despite condemnations of "slacktivism," online photojournalism gets results

Shades of grief

By Urvi Kumbhat / November 19, 2015

Tragedies affect all people, but we don’t always mourn equally

Posers in the yoga studio

By Urvi Kumbhat / October 26, 2015

Western yoga appropriates Indian culture to turn a profit.