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india
Arts & Culture
To be Pakistani, a woman, or an artist?
Photography grad student Sayera Anwar on her path to artistic freedom.
SAIC
What it Means to be South Asian?
Five students on their shared identity, commonalities, and differences.
News
What We Speak in Our Mother Tongue
My motherʼs tongue was supposed to be displeasing, a language of less civility.
Entertainment
All That Glitters is Not Gold: Reviewing ‘Brahmastra’
"Brahmastra" is a tedious watch that plays with the feelings and brains of its audience.
Literature
Reading “If They Come For Us”
The debut poetry collection by Fatimah Asghar uses varied forms to guide readers through a historically important, and traumatic, moment.
News
How Caste Discrimination in India Perpetuates Sexual Violence
Recent high-profile assault cases are part of a long-standing pattern of oppression.
News
When Dissent Becomes a Crime
How India's authoritarian government is using colonial laws to punish its critics.
SAIC
“It’s Heartbreaking”: COVID Forces International Grads to Change Plans
Floundering economy, Trump's hostility make remaining in the U.S. difficult
Entertainment
Where Did Dalgona Coffee Come From? Not from TikTok
The whipped coffee fad has a history of class, race, and creature comforts.
News
Why Women in India are Leading the Fight for Muslim Citizenship
A new law threatens Muslims throughout India — especially women.
SAIC
The Lesser Known Stories of Sumi Das
Learning about the struggles of the rural trans community in India
News
Student Perspective: Kashmir on Lockdown
A personal essay on media blackouts, sovereignty, and human rights in the contested region of Kashmir.
SAIC
Diwali at SAIC
SAIC celebrates Diwali, the Hindu Festival of Lights, with a union of traditional and modern elements
SAIC
Diwali: A Celebration For All
The South Asian Student Association created light in the darkness at SAIC's annual Diwali celebration.
